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Samasource is an award-winning social enterprise with a huge vision: to connect the one billion people living in poverty around the world to work using technology.
The Catalyst grants from the latest round have been announced!
These prestigious International Awards recognise the achievements of women in the UK and abroad, influential female leaders, connectors, campaigners and social entrepreneurs, women who: - offer innovative and bold solutions to pressing social and environmental issues - can evidence their social impact - know how to engage people to do more These Awards offer visibility, insights, learning, connections and opportunities for high value peer-to-peer mentoring.
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By Indu Nandakumar , ET Bureau | 1 Feb, 2012, 05.20PM IST
Our priorities and themes Mama Cash has three priorities Priority 1
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When the council Amanda Palmer-Roye worked for cancelled her project, she thought it was all over – until she took it with her Throughout my life, I have always been interested in people and my passion for the led me to work locally. In 2002 I was asked to work on a DWP pilot for Eco-Actif , a department of the London Borough of Sutton.
Applications for the 2013 Edition of the Awards are now closed.
Tara Hunt is having a bit of a disconnect. Which is odd considering Hunt’s networked her rising star into the connected constellation of the social web for the greater part of the past 15 years. From the earliest days of online communities (hello, Geocities and dial-up modems!)
SALT LAKE CITY -- Canadian freeskier Sarah Burke died Thursday, nine days after crashing at the bottom of the superpipe during a training run in Utah. Burke, who lived near Whistler in British Columbia, was 29. She was injured Jan. 10 while training at a personal sponsor event at the Park City Mountain resort.
Women's enormous capacity for adapting themselves and making the best of limited resources makes them a natural fit for social enterprises, says Servane Mouazan Womens are able to attract buyers' inner drivers and pulsion to buy services/products that have an impact on their emotions Photograph: Diana Healey/Getty Images Social enterprises are the cathedrals of today.
I recently had the absolute pleasure of starting my working week in conversation with Servane Mouazan of Ogunte . We were conversing over Skype and she recorded some of our conversation to make into the following 2 min video clips. I love these, and I think they show my enthusiasm and passion to a degree you don’t often see on a Monday morning!
By: Mehrunisa Qayyum Female Iraqi Social Entrepreneurship Is Not New “Women are the barometer of success,” emphasizes Manal Omar, who has undertaken several trips each to Iraq’s many provinces as the US Institute for Peace Director of Iraq, Iran and North Africa. Many non-profits raise awareness about women’s rights.