Avoiding the “Hope Bubble”
We must invest in the financial literacy of social entrepreneurs and in the social literacy of investors.
We must invest in the financial literacy of social entrepreneurs and in the social literacy of investors.
What’s unique to the Entrepreneurial Generation isn’t just that we are entrepreneurs; it’s why we’re entrepreneurs.
As entrepreneurs create more for-profit businesses with strong social missions, the opportunity for socially minded investors to invest in them grows.
While earned income currently may not play a big role in your funding picture today, it’s well worth exploring.
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Social change organizations should focus on creating a just organizational culture for themselves before bringing about global justice.
What if we taught the key mindsets and skill sets that help make successful social entrepreneurs?
Apprenticeship opportunities are few and far between in the highly competitive and ever-developing field of social innovation.
California's social venture legislation is part of a broader evolution of social innovation.
Solving social challenges requires working with people to develop the ideas that will enable them to live the lives they want.