In this video interview Nayla Attas from Impact Hub Global talks about sustaining social innovation.

Photo credit: Nayla Attas – Impact Hub.

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Sustaining social innovation: interview with Nayla Attas from Impact Hub Global

Sandra Tabares-Duque – Social impact production for a fairer world and social justice

Linking Belonging and Social Innovation

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

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