Tim Joss obituary
My husband, Tim Joss, who has died aged 68 in a cycling accident, was a social entrepreneur and chief executive and founder of Arts Enterprise With a Social Purpose (Aesop).
Expert Perspective
MY WISHES FOR IWD2024
From the desk (or couch) of Suzanne F. Stevens to magnificent you! In a world of diverse hues and myriad views, My wish for International Women’s Day 2024 is true. Respect and dignity
Grow Your Social Impact and Business: The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Making a Difference and a Profit
Welcome to the age of the conscious entrepreneur, where blending passion with profit isn’t just possible—it’s imperative. As an innovator on the front lines of change, you’re not just running
What Will It Take To Build An Ownership Economy?
Just last week, the U.S. stock market hit record highs. Unemployment is low, inflation is starting to come down. By many standard indicators, the economy is humming along just fine.But
Making Stateless People Visible and Powerful
Christiana Bukalo, founder of StatefreeDominik MorbitzerUp to 15 million people worldwide are stateless, including an estimated half a million in Europe. To learn more, we caught up with Christiana Bukalo
The Power of Meaningful Work
In the wake of a world reshaped by the chaos of a global pandemic, the importance of finding meaningful work has never been more evident. Jennifer Spear (she/her), founder of
Leonard Johnson obituary
In 1981, on the same night as riots were breaking out in Brixton, the community leader Leonard Johnson, faced with a crowd of angry young people on one side and
Social enterprise offers young people paid opportunity to protect UK oceans
A social enterprise has launched offering people between the ages of 18 and 29 the chance to protect the seas around the UK while getting paid.The Sea Ranger Service (SRS)
Higher Education For The Age Of AI And Climate Change
Learning Planet Institute in Paris prepares learners to heal self, others, and the planet.Quentin ChevrierIn AI, climate, and many domains impacting our futures, the pace of change is speeding up
Lessons From Indonesia And Blueprints For A Regenerative Future
Gita SyahraniRangga MarganaWith vast tropical forests and more than one-third of the world’s tropical peatlands, Indonesia has an outsized role to play in protecting our planet. Here, we catch up
Worker Ownership And The New Appalachian Economy
Molly HemstreetTPS PhotographyFor a look at how communities in Appalachia are forging new economic paths forward, we turn to Molly Hemstreet, co-founder of Industrial Commons in North Carolina. Speaking with
Let’s Celebrate – Women’s Entrepreneurship Day – Nov 19
In the wake of a world reshaped by the chaos of a global pandemic, the importance of finding meaning in our work has never been more evident. Jennifer Spear (she/her),
The Compassion Revolution
In a world that often glorifies hustle and burnout, the concept of a good night’s sleep being the key to success might seem like a radical idea. But what if
Creative ideas to turn train stations into social hubs | Letter
There is a crying need, as you argue in your editorial, for much more creative thinking about how to develop our stations as “social hubs” in the wake of the government’s
What Brazil’s Community Banks Can Teach Us About Local Investment
In many democracies, growing wealth inequality is showing up as a destabilizing force. What happens when we shift a sole focus on individual prosperity and broaden our lens to community