Social Entrepreneurship
-
Blog: Hungry for more: scaling up community food enterprises for public benefit
Many pressing problems in our country today relate to food production and consumption: half of adults are overweight and obese; healthy food is three times more...
-
Blog: People, profit and purpose in charities
What can charities learn from entrepreneurial organisations?
-
Blog: Prison education – creating the foundations for change
As Head of Education in a prison in England, I see the profound impact that education and training can have on the lives of prisoners every day. From the group of young...
-
Inclusive Engagement in Social Entrepreneurship
Gary Fawdrey, based in London and Assistant Programme Manager at UK innovation foundation Nesta, travelled to Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and Samoa to explore the...
-
From start-up to scale-up: what the UK can learn from the USA about scaling social enterprises
Jem Stein, a social entrepreneur from Kilburn, travelled to the USA to research approaches to scaling up social enterprises.
-
Fellows' collaborations: Support for at-risk parents
StoryRoger Warnock and Paul McMinn both undertook research in the USA in how to support young adults.
-
Enterprise as a solution to female migrant unemployment
Kirsty Major is an enterprise executive with the Prince's Trust in London. She will be travelling to Sweden to investigate enterprise as a solution to female...
-
The role of social entrepreneurship in building stronger communities
-
Changemakers: Cape to Cairo
-
Development of sustainable entrepreneurship models through social innovation
-
Inspiring social entrepreneurship: what we can learn from Asian models of support
-
Increasing London's supply and demand of community grown fruit and vegetables.
Report of a 7-week trip to North America to learn about urban food growing enterprises in order to provide better support to similar enterprises in the UK. The cities...