Entrepreneurial Education
A new resource aims to nurture the next generation of social entrepreneurs and support them in their efforts to create social value in innovative ways.
A new resource aims to nurture the next generation of social entrepreneurs and support them in their efforts to create social value in innovative ways.
A case study of Boston-area organization Bottom Line.
Fostering entrepreneurship education and social innovation skills in schools improves youth employment prospects.
The private sector needs to support and encourage an innovative math curriculum.
If teachers aren’t focused on guiding students to learn and gain knowledge, the fight against educational inequity won’t progress.
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Public debate about two prominent poverty-alleviation programs shows that over the past 15 years international development has become much more scientific.
The connection between environmental quality and the predicament of disadvantaged populations is coming into ever-sharper relief.
Serious games tap into the same culture of online friendship from social networking to fuel peer involvement and encourage collaboration around real-world challenges.
Advances in reducing poverty, environmental protection, and other global issues threaten the status quo—a report from Rio+20.
Investing in small business and new ventures is a good thing and vital to our communities, but we must not confuse it with charity or strategic long-term social investment.