Destination Changemakers Ready To Fly Away Social Good - Le Blog de Mailforgood Hitrecord Hi everyone, As we discussed in THIS VIDEO, we will be posting replies to the community's Profit Proposal feedback for each episode of HITRECORD ON TV. The community will then have one week to review our replies and include any additional feedback. After this additional round of feedback has concluded, we will post Final Profits. Thanks! Please provide any additional feedback on the replies below by Tuesday, April 15th - thanks! > HITRECORD ON TV / RE: Trash / Profit Proposals --- Profit Doc HERE curlysuechich19: For "Front Lawn Freak," do actors/dancers/freaks get paid for being on camera? -> @curlysuechic: Hi, The way that we credited and resourced every record of Season 1 is consistent with how we have done Profits in the past. HITRECORD ON TV / Overview / RE: Trash / Profit Proposals --- Profit Doc HERE HITRECORD ON TV / Act 1 / RE: Trash / Profit Proposals --- Profit Doc HERE Krrr: The act 1 bumper (LuckyOne) used this song by WunderBoy:
IFASCIA Ethik'Lab How to Take a Social Venture to Scale - Paul Bloom by Paul Bloom | 8:30 AM June 18, 2012 For a social entrepreneur with an innovative solution, the holy grail is scaling it—that is, taking it to a level where the new approach operates efficiently and effectively to achieve significant mitigation of a social problem. Indeed, many are under real pressure to scale as their supporters, not unlike investors in commercial ventures, clamor for higher social returns on their investments. But for every Habitat for Humanity, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, and Teach for America that has managed to scale, there are thousands that have stagnated or failed. For the past several years, I have been studying the successful scalers to discover how they made the leap from local to large-scale impact. The answer isn’t as simple as we might wish: their leaders have pursued a variety of strategies, and there is no single “best practice” formula for scaling a social venture. Staffing. Communicating. Alliance-Building. Lobbying. Earnings Generation.
The Social Workshop Vision The Social Workshop aims at spurring social business spirit among young people and at creating new projects of social enterprises. Mission The Social Workshop organizes events to experience social entrepreneurship, in order to give young people the impulse to dare undertake socially responsible projects and create them. What is a Social Workshop? It is a one-day event gathering 40 young people from various backgrounds who are going to work in teams of four to solve the social challenge we have chosen for the day (eg. Find a social issue we want to tackleGather around 40 young people from various backgroundsGather some social entrepreneurs, NGOs, social business specialists working on the social issue we want to tackle.
Entrepreneurship and Globalization | AshokaU When: Summer 2012Credits: AshokaU Badges & Certificate of CompletionLocation: Online, globalOnline meeting times: Monday, 7:30-8:30pm (US EST / GMT -05:00) Wednesday, 7:30-8:30pm (US EST / GMT -05:00) Note: We understand many students are not able to log into class sessions at these times due to time zone differences. Consequently, we will be recording all class sessions. These recordings will be accessible to enrolled students and auditors for the duration of the course. 1st Day: June 4, 2012 Email (preferred contacts): View Class Sessions Instructors Philip Auerswald @auerswald Erin Krampetz @erinkrampetz David J. Ours is arguably the most exciting era in human history. However the progress of human societies is not inevitable. Existing institutions and incentive structures may or may not be adequate to address these challenges. This course is about such innovations and the changes that they bring about. This course is divided into two parts. Required
seize9eme – Na-Young Kwon Fellowship Echoing Green’s Fellowship Programs will offer more than $3.8 million in seed-stage funding and support this year to emerging leaders working to bring about positive social change. From thousands of applicants, only about 1 percent are ultimately awarded a Fellowship. During their first two years, Fellows receive up to $90,000, participate in leadership development gatherings, and will access the powerful network of Echoing Green Fellows, partners, and friends. Echoing Green’s 2014 Barclays Brain Trust Series, sponsored in part by Barclays, is a program of roundtable and mentorship opportunities for Fellows with leading professionals working in marketing, fundraising, business development, and technology. We continue to support our Fellow community long after their initial funding period with ongoing programs and opportunities at critical inflection points in their organizations or careers
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