social entrepreneurship
Afghanistan history dramatized for the Pentagon
"The Great Game," a series of short plays about foreign involvement in Afghanistan, is being performed for the Pentagon.
Bringing gay tourism to Nepal
Sunil Pant, Nepal's first openly gay member of parliament, wants to bring much-needed tourism dollars to his home country.
Helping immigrant food entrepreneurs
The San Francisco-based nonprofit, La Cocina, helps immigrant entrepreneurs launch food businesses.
Tracking pollution in Lebanon
A chemistry professor teams up with a car manufacturer to figure out just how polluted Lebanon's streets are.
Species seekers: crazies for the environment
So-called "species seekers" have risked their lives, sabotaged others, and changed the way people think of the world and themselves.
Italy says addio to bottled water
An Italian co-op is trying to convince people not to buy its bottled water, or any other bottled water, either.
Carrotmobs inspire buying for the environment
Instead of boycotting irresponsible companies, Carrotmobs inspire masses of people to patronize responsible companies.
Indian for-profit soup kitchen
A restaurant in India serves free food to the poor, but manages to eke out a small profit, too.
Global guidelines for social responsibility
The British Standards Institution commented on new international guidelines to ensure companies act in sustainable and socially responsible ways.
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