Written by: Dawn Plimmer, Collaborate for Social Change, Dec 14, 2022
The case for collaboration is stronger than ever but realising its potential is daunting when confronted by systems that are often siloed, competitive and fragmented. These barriers will persist …
Grinnell College’s Social Innovator in Residence Program will provide social innovators from around the world opportunities to advance their work by leveraging the resources of of the College. Goals for the program include fostering …
Published in Bootcamp By Courage Egbude, Dec. 26, 2022
“Systems thinking is a way of approaching problems that asks how various elements within a system — which could be an ecosystem, an organization, or something more dispersed such as a supply …
Cultural, geopolitical, and structural barriers prevent many social innovation initiatives from achieving their desired impact. These barriers include social pressures, regulatory burdens, lack of resources (funding, people, knowledge), and inequitable power structures. Fortunately, there are …
By Susan Sanning
Susan SanningAssociate Dean and Director of Civic Education & Innovation
Merrimack College Community Engagement Fellows work hand-in-hand with their partner organizations to make a deep and powerful impact in the communities in which they serve.
Students are encouraged to compose 2023 Map the System competition teams by Tuesday, January 31. Delve into issues you’re passionate about and learn how systems thinking can help you approach complex problems through this unique opportunity. Interested students from all …
By Robin Bourjaily
Robin BourjailyAssistant Director, Exploratory Career Community
Interested in theatre, education, social justice careers, or a mix of all three?? Join us on Thursday, December 8, 2022, from 3-5pm on the 2nd floor of the John Crystal Center (JCC) to discuss the intersection of these career paths …
By Chad Berman
Chad BermanLawrence S. Pidgeon Director, Education Professions Career Community