A Letter to Incoming Students: It’s Time to Redefine Success
Dear Students, This isn’t how you imagined starting your first year of higher education—online, and unsure about future internships and job prospects. You’re coming of age at a time when our society still defines success in the shallowest of terms: the
Media Bias as an Obstacle to Bring Social Change
This interview discusses how media bias can be a significant obstacle to preception and social change. Furthermore, it explains how it can substantially impact the social and economic part of the world. Regarding your teaching experience at the University of Regensburg
Predicting Social and Environmental Impact Through Due Diligence
Agricultural enterprises are changemakers in rural communities; they have the ability to improve livelihoods, conserve the environment, and generate opportunities for women and young people. Yet to truly be a force for good, these enterprises must adopt sound business practices that
Modern Workforce Expectations and How Socially Aware Businesses Can Win the War for Talent
Not since the industrial revolution has there been such a seismic shift in the way we are viewing the world of work. Debates about the modern workforce and their expectations happen far more regularly as businesses get to grips with
Are CSR Definitions outdated in 2019?
Amongst the disMAY of Brexit, the divisiveness of Mr. Trump, and the dire drought of drone defences, there is something we can rely on: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Corporate Social Responsibility is an initiative that has, at least on the surface,
The Term Executive: A New Model to Increase Social Sector Impact and Resilience
The Social Sector and the Term Executive Model You might not know it from looking at the state of things in the US and around the world, but indicators show that the human condition has improved over the millennia. And institutions
Cultural Change for Social Impact
Ideas have the power to transform entire cities. A change in culture, a set of characteristics that create strong emotions, is necessary for social impact. Emotional connection is what drives attitude change. With this in mind, it is crucial to
Why We need Social Impact Innovation
In 1959, Peter Drucker, one of the most influential management theorists of the 20th century, observed that “the new frontiers of this post-modern world are all frontiers of innovation.” Landscape-altering discoveries and inventions, once so infrequently stumbled upon as to