Einstein’s Hair – A Social Innovation?
No – more likely a social statement according to the most recent biography about Albert Einestein!
Most of us apparently remember Albert for his hair – or at least how eccentric he looked. And then we leave it at that. Certainly we are taught about Albert’ science – not his hair – during our school years. And we leave it at that – just another academic, clever type person. Yawn.
But apparently there was a little more going on with Albert’s hair.
Social Innovation: words, meaning, and action
Social innovation is a term used globally to describe and identify quite different activities. We propose a definition that is value-laden, distinctive and focused – from inception to impact – on equality, justice and empowerment.
The Politics of Social Enterprise
Apparently in the face of an impending election in the UK the big hitters in the social enterprise sector seek to do business in a politically value neutral space. But then again perhaps that location is not so politically value neutral at all?
Disruptive Dragonfly Ed 06
A selection of articles, books and websites from around the world offering insights and critical reflection that disrupt and engage for change.
In this edition social innovation blind spots, positive impact of the Millennium Development Goals, the future focus on justice and why the right has taken control – mutual obligation and more . . .