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SOCIAL INNOVATION TRENDS LIBRARY

8 impact events not to miss still this year

 Impact events will abound in the last quarter of 2025. Here are eight of them happening across the globe in the coming months:Climate Week 2025 (22-24 October 2025, Milan, Italy)Climate Week 2025’s theme is “Addressing Global Climate Change for a Sustainable Future”...

Giving access to essential health care, education, and economic opportunities by building 250 footbridges over impassable rivers and served over 1 Million communities around the world, insightful interview with Avery Bang the President & CEO of Bridges to Prosperity.

    Almost 1 billion people around the world don't have safe access to critical resources like health care, education, or employment due to an impassable river. With a single innovation, Bridges to Prosperity can impact households across multiple...

Youth and social entrepreneurship in Mexico Interview with Jorge Meléndez and Cecilia Cárdenas, co-founders of Emprendimiento Social México (ESMEX)

Social entrepreneurship in Mexico, as elsewhere, has become a source of innovative solutions to most pressing problems our society. These solutions have been created by social entrepreneurs, and have led to new ways of citizen participation, new business models with...

Liofyllo: Let’s green this planet through creative recycling

Liofyllo is a Greek idiom to say olive leaf, and its founder, Ms. Alexandra Makrygeorgou, urges us to green this planet through creative recycling. She believes that “every action—and offer—should be done with respect to humanity and nature." Only in this way will we...

Youth and social entrepreneurship in Mexico Interview with Jorge Meléndez and Cecilia Cárdenas, co-founders of Emprendimiento Social México (ESMEX)

Social entrepreneurship in Mexico, as elsewhere, has become a source of innovative solutions to most pressing problems our society. These solutions have been created by social entrepreneurs, and have led to new ways of citizen participation, new business models with...

BioAgriDeaf and Associazione Ergon: providing job opportunities for young d/Deaf people

This week, at Social Innovation Academy, we focus on BioAgriDeaf and Associazione Ergon that provide job opportunities for young d/Deaf people.

How to reach over 60,000 users worldwide with social innovation in eye health: insights from a chief Executive Officer at Smart Optometry

Over 150 million children worldwide suffer from lazy eye, strabismus, or convergence insufficiency. These issues significantly impact the quality of life – if nothing else, our school system delivers 80% of all knowledge through vision and if we don’t see well, we...

How social franchising can address global social issues: insights from RECOS

RECOSI (Regional and European Co-Operative for Social Industry) is a social franchise operating in IT reuse. It was formed in Ireland in early 2014 by a group of like-minded individuals who sought to help develop social enterprises that operate mainly in the area of...

How to enable more people to use entrepreneurship as a path for personal development, business and social impact: insights from Lincoln Island Initiatives’ founder

An interview with Jose Antonio Morales on Lincoln Island Initiatives, which supports people and their businesses to achieve greatness.

How to come up with a social invention for more than 285 million people: insights from Wayfindr’s Head of Communications

Wayfindr social innovation wants to empower vision impaired people to overcome isolation, through audio based navigation. Let’s have a look.

Social innovation for impact citizenship: insights from Afonso Mendonça Reis

Social innovation for impact citizenship – learn more from Afonso Mendonça Reis featured at the Social Innovation Academy

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