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How to create eco-friendly accessories to solve environmental problems and encourage the idea of responsible shopping: insights from Upside Down’s founder

Upside Down is a start-up aiming to help the environment and persuade consumers/customers to make responsible decisions. Read an interview to get inspired.

Tech Talent Pool: Connecting tech talent with partners or employees

An interview with Tech Talent Pool: an online tool aiming to match tech talent with the labour market, and a great example of tech social innovation

How Radical Social Innovation can accelerate growth and development in Africa: Insights from Hopefield Network Founder

At Social Innovation Academy we provide an inspiring interview with the Co-founder and Executive Director of Hopefield Network, Adetunji Adeniran.

Performing in social innovation – does it matter?

Fabienne Colling is the founder of Touchpoints, an NGO helping refugees in Luxembourg to pave their way to employment. I met her during the course on social innovation and sustainability at the University of Luxembourg. She is a very bright, impressively skilled and...

Recycle Up! Ghana: youth entrepreneurial education for sustainable waste solutions

Interview with Alhassan Baba Muniru, Co-founder of Recycle Up! Ghana  Recycle Up! Ghana is a social enterprise focused on youth entrepreneurial education and the co-creation of solutions to waste in Ghana; one of the biggest challenges in the country. This social...

Progressive Careers: creating opportunities to help people transition into the social impact sector

Creating social impact is not an easy task. Check out how progressive careers is trying to create lasting long change by tackling unemployment.

What is transformative resilience, and why social innovators need it?

Transformative resilience is about using our challenges, stresses, and losses as a spring board to propel us forward, says Ama Marston, co-author of “Type R: Transformative Resilience for Thriving in a Turbulent World”.

How to reduce microplastics pollution: PlanetCare

Did you know that washing your clothes is causing microplastics pollution? Tiny plastic particles are polluting our oceans, where they can stay for centuries, harming sea life and making their way into the human food chain. These microplastics -- fragments of plastic...

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