The potential power of Fun for charity & education
Sometimes I’m astounded at the lack of ‘fun’ people have during the day and the amount of fun they are afraid of having. A friend recently wrote about enjoying your […]
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To lead others, you must first lead yourself. Whatever age you are.
“To lead others, you must first lead yourself.” – A theme from John Maxwell, although I don’t think it originated from him. Last year I sat on two panels for […]
Big Society 2.0 – Can we make it easier for citizens to contribute to social change?
We need social business models that aren’t about recycling cans and turning the lights off. – Sir Ronald Cohen, Chairman of the Portland Trust Not long ago I heard Matthew […]
Introducing the ‘Charity Startup’ – new ways to use the Web for Social Change
‘We should not be ashamed of wealth creation. We should be making creating wealth respectable again. We should be using it to further social objectives’ – a quote from Rushanara […]
