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SOCIAL INNOVATION MENTOR ADVICE

Rainwater harvesting for social change

Enrique Lomnitz is the CEO and founder of Isla Urbana, a social enterprise based in Mexico City, who together with a multidisciplinary team has created and installed rainwater harvesting systems to provide low-income and water scarce populations in urban and rural...

Human Grid: a project focusing on the groups of people that ‘weave’ the social fabric of their cities.

This time we interview Stathis Haikalis from Human Grid. Human Grid is a project focusing on groups of people that ‘weave’ the social fabric of their city.

Fighting digital exclusion in Spain: Cibervoluntarios´ cybervolunteering and cyberoptimism

Yolanda Rueda, founder and president of the Cibervoluntarios Foundation, speaks to the Social Innovation Academy about fighting digital exlusion in Spain.

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.

Digital tools facilitating the lives of children with autism: an interview with the founder of DayCape

Anton Håkanson, founder of DayCape, speaks to Social Innovation Academy about his social innovation for facilitating the lives of children with autism.

The Relationship Between Social Impact and Sustainable Tourism: Insights from the Founder of Rooted

The tourism industry accounts for approximately 10 percent of the world’s workforce, and the ripple effects felt by other industries are profound. Tourism can be an incredible force for good but implemented improperly, it can also do a lot of damage. One of the most...

From unusable socks to cuddly toys: an interview with the founder of AVANTUS Employment Center

How do you turn unusable socks into toys & create social innovation in the process? A mind-blowing interview with the founder of AVANTUS Employment Center.

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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