In this section of our website you will find various important developments, trends, events and partnerships that we’re particularly excited about, brought together in our Collections. We also curate collections of stories in collaboration with a range of social innovation partners, each with a distinctive theme.
News, updates, resources and stories to help you stay informed and get you through the Covid-19 pandemic. To share your story or add to our collection of tips and resources, drop us a line at news@pioneerspost.com.
The NatWest WISE100 (Women in Social Enterprise 100) is a platform connecting women in the space, enabling them to learn from and inspire each other, discover collaboration opportunities and ultimately increase their social impact.
In partnership with the British Council, we explore social enterprise across the world, take a look at the opportunities and challenges in policy and practice – and shine a light on some of the leading examples of social innovation.
What are the big questions facing the UK social investment sector? Find out in our special report from The Gathering 2019, where leading social investors met to debate what's working and explore collaborative solutions.
'A' is for Anxiety, 'K' is for Know Yourself and 'X' is for Xtra Strong Resilience. The Social Entrepreneur's A-Z is a brilliant book by Liam Black, with foreword by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus. Subscribe to Pioneers Post and get one of the last copies as a gift! Follow this Collection for the A-Z columns and podcasts.
Leaders from the social enterprise, impact investment and responsible business sectors take us on a black cab journey to the places that hold special significance to them, while reflecting on their past, present and vision for the future.
If necessity is the mother of invention, then public services will be the boiling hub of social innovation for decades to come. Pioneers Post reports on the latest innovations, trends and changes to the services that people care most about.
We've put some of the world's leading social entrepreneurs in the hot seat to find out what drives them to fundamentally change and disrupt current global systems – from fishing to education and healthcare to peacekeeping.
Helen Trevaskis stumbles from the world of corporate consultancy into a social entrepreneur’s life and gets to grips with a whirlwind of new ideas. Warning: content contains explicit honesty.
