Why The Problem Isn’t The Policy — It’s The Process
India spends about $150 billion per year on social protection — yet most benefits never reach the people they are designed to support. Tarun Cherukuri founded Indus Action to change
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Listen First, Govern Better: How Young Indians Are Changing Climate Policy
Giving young people a real voice on issues that matter — climate, youth mental health, and what comes next — with social entrepreneur Anshul Tewari. The article was originally posted
A Drone, A Tree, A Carbon Credit: How India’s Farmers Are Turning Forests Into Futures
A conversation with social entrepreneur Krutika Ravishankar about connecting smallholder farmers with global carbon markets and using drones and satellites to count every tree. The article was originally posted at:
The Beauty of Tax
Most tax systems tax work far more than pollution. Femke Groothuis explains why shifting that balance could unlock jobs, raise incomes, and drive sustainable growth. The article was originally posted
Who Decides What We Remember?
A conversation with idris brewster about immersive tech, memory as power, and public space as a canvas for truth, imagination and belonging. The article was originally posted at: %xml_tags[post_author]% %author_name%
‘Life-changing’ international learning scheme in Wales at risk of closure
Taith programme, set up after UK’s post-Brexit withdrawal from Erasmus+, faces uncertain future over fundingA “life-changing” international learning programme set up in Wales after Brexit is at risk of being
Don’t Give Up On The Law—Reclaim It
A conversation with social entrepreneur Vivek Maru, founder of Namati, on building a global movement of community paralegals and people who know, use, and shape the law. The article was
Culture Isn’t Built in Meetings. It’s Built in Moments.
Culture Isn’t Built in Meetings. It’s Built in Moments. Five Ways Conscious Leaders Show People They Count Leadership doesn’t start with strategy. It starts with consciousness. Conscious Leadership is the process by which a
The Leadership Crisis Sabotaging Your Business — And How to Fix It
The Leadership Crisis Sabotaging Your Business — And How to Fix It This Isn’t a Story About Customer Service It’s a story about agency — or more accurately, what happens to human
What Is Social Impact? (And Why Most People Get It Wrong.)
What Is Social Impact? (And Why Most People Get It Wrong.) By Suzanne F. Stevens — Wave-Maker, Conscious Leadership Advocate, Founder of the YouMeWe Social Impact Group and YouMeW Summit Let’s be honest. Everyone
The Power of Small Business— and the Price of Ignoring Purpose
The Power of Small Business— and the Price of Ignoring Purpose October is Small Business Month — a time to celebrate the entrepreneurs who build communities, fuel innovation, and spark change. Small businesses
Feedback or Fallout? How Conscious Leaders Keep Collaboration Intact While Speaking Up
Feedback or Fallout? How Conscious Leaders Keep Collaboration Intact While Speaking Up Let’s be honest: Feedback is one of those words that makes people either brace… or bolt. And yet—nothing meaningful happens
Curiosity vs. Prying: The Leadership Line You’d Better Not Cross
Curiosity vs. Prying: The Leadership Line You’d Better Not Cross Curiosity is not just a charming trait—it’s a leadership advantage. A relational catalyst. A bridge to insight, empathy, and innovation. But like
The Prosecutor Who Pioneered A New Path Home From Prison
How Hillary Blout, a social entrepreneur and former prosecutor, is revolutionizing second chances through resentencing laws. The article was originally posted at: %xml_tags[post_author]% %author_name% Source%post_title%
Strengthening Civic Health: How CivicLex Is Revitalizing Local Democracy
A conversation with CivicLex founder Richard Young in Lexington, Kentucky, about redefining what's possible in community and civic life. The article was originally posted at: %xml_tags[post_author]% %author_name% Source%post_title%