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How Black innovation can achieve racial equity and drive business goals
Social innovators have long been working to build a more just and sustainable world. Here's how business can tap into the power of Black innovation.
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Echoing Green
Echoing Green identifies leaders ready to launch and grow high-impact social enterprises and supports them through its fellowships and other innovative initiatives. The community now consists of over 700 social entrepreneurs and has recently celebrated 30 years of operations. Echoing Green fellows have launched enterprises such as One Acre Fund, Tech for America, SKS Microfinance and more. Echoing Green has been especially successful in building a holistic approach to address problems at scale through incubation, funding, leadership development, alliance building, accessing governments and community building. Echoing Green believes in backing game-changing ideas at early stage of their growth.
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How public and private leaders can build a social economy by working with impactful businesses
Social innovators play a vital role in reshaping global progress towards the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. This is why collaboration between private and public leaders is so importa...
Social Innovation
How supporting social innovators can help drive racial equity
A new roadmap aims to empower social entrepreneurs so leaders across society can accelerate innovation, support communities and promote racial equity.
