Backup INTERVIEWS 1.28.22 | All Together

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Check out my article, Applying a Gender Lens to Social Entrepreneurship, in the Stanford Social Innovations Review.

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Truly harnessing inclusive collaboration for deeper impact requires fundamental changes in our behavior and our institutions.

In these Collaboration Beyond the Buzzword video interviews, we learn from pioneers who have built new, collaborative approaches to changing the world.

Rana Dajani, scientist, social entrepreneur, founder We Love Reading

Rana Dajani, a Jordanian scientist and founder of We Love Reading, shares incredible insights into how deep collaboration can literally change the world.

They describe the pioneering work of innovative organizations from around the world, among them Slumdwellers International which has developed a global network of grassroots advocates and Lankelly Chase which as reframed the role of a funder to one of a convener and enabler.

The interview, based on their book, The Systems Work of Social Change, unpacks the history to date of "Systems Change" and reframes it centered on those actually changing systems as opposed to those "engineering" solutions they expect others to "scale".

Authors François Bonnici and Cynthia Rainer tell the story of their journey from frustration with the international development "industry" to discovery of powerful approaches to deep and sustained social change.

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Jenny Everett describes the challenges and opportunities of building the Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs, ANDE, a global network that catalyses entrepreneurship in developing countries.

Sam Vaghar, sat down with Winthrop Carty to share how he and his team built Millenium Campus Network into the global fellowship program it is today, with over 1,200 Millenium Fellows in 80 Campuses in 20 countries in partnership with the United Nations.

Sam Vaghar shares how he and his team succeeded in inspiring young people to work together to embrace social inclusion while they tackle global poverty.

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