Echoing Green President Cheryl L. Dorsey reflects on her Clinton Global Initiative University panel presentation about turning moments of failure into opportunities. Read more.
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The social enterprise sector has set a tall agenda for itself. Read more.
In just six years of operation, One Acre Fund has grown to serve 125,000 farm families and is more than doubling in size every year. Read more.
Echoing Green's finance director, John Walker, was interviewed on Mashable.com, discussing impact investing, the surge of hybrid business models, the importance of your business pitch, and the advantages of strategic partnerships. Read more.
If you are looking for a workplace that aligns with your purpose, take a look below. This month’s social impact job list includes exciting global opportunities from an array of organizations that we think drive positive change into the world. Read more.
Our quick read on the top tweets, news, and buzz circulating in the field of changemaking. This past week: culture, behavior change, social innovation in India, and your Moment of Obligation.Read more.
When you reach your moment of obligation, there’s no turning back. We're asking the applicants for the 2012 Echoing Green Fellowship to share their moments with you, but we want to know, what's yours? Read more.
Echoing Green chaplain Jasmine Beach-Ferrara contemplates what moves people not just to care, but also to act. Read more.
Mehr Qureshi is a Program Officer at Equality Now, an international organization that works for the protection and promotion of the rights of women and girls worldwide. We asked Mehr to describe her Typical Tuesday in her own words. Read more.
Our quick read on the top tweets, news, and buzz circulating in the field of changemaking. This past week: inspiring infographics, World Water Day, planning for the unknown, and acknowledging your own social impact.Read more.
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