Last week, our Executive Director Neil Britto headed up to Cambridge to attend Harvard's Social Enterprise Conference. The conference was, by all accounts, a great success. Here's our recap.
Find out more about the way we are using social media at the sixteenth annual student-run Social Enterprise Conference (SECON) organized by Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Business School.
On February 10, President Bill Clinton and Chelsea Clinton hosted the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Winter Meeting in New York City to to discuss the future of impact. They pointed to intersector partnerships as a key component of tackling complex problems. Here's a recap of
An interview with Priscilla Rouyer, a co-chair of the Harvard's Social Enterprise Conference, to discuss the theme of SECON 2015, “Intent. Action. Impact.”
Gap Foundation President Bobbi Silten, who believes cross-sector collaboration is often the best way to tackle complex problems, shares six lessons learned from working across sectors with Reimagining Service.
Our Toolkit for Intersector Collaboration was highlighted during a recent Google Hangout hosted by the Department of State.
How a university involved community members to reduce public health risks in Brownsville, TX.
Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals transforms NYC into a city where no dog or cat of reasonable health or temperament is killed simply because they do not have a home.
One remarkable initiative that has emerged as a true leader in applying collaborative approaches to these issues is the Sustainable Food Lab.
In the winter of 2010, snowstorms in Boston resulted in adverse road conditions and traffic delays, leaving parents worried about their children riding home on public school buses.