Tagged - New Zealand

We meet some of the leading women in social business from around the world – and find out what makes them angry.

Do social entrepreneurs in the UK and New Zealand share the same reserve about celebrating their impact? Two leaders from opposite ends of the world, who will meet at this year’s Social Enterprise World Forum, have a Skype chat...

Inspiration, new ideas, contacts and validation that they are going along the right path. These are just some of the things that delegates from this year's Social Enterprise World Forum went home with.

A young New Zealander attending the Social Enterprise World Forum reflects on the themes of the first day's presentations and what they mean for the future of her city and her country.

Auckland, New Zealand has been recognised as a Social Enterprise City by SEUK ahead of the 2017 Social Enterprise World Forum.

Excitement is building for this year's Social Enterprise World Forum which takes place next week in Christchurch, New Zealand.

From New Zealand to Canada and beyond, social enterprises are taking a stand against unjust social inequalities facing indigenous communities.
 

The earthquake that hit Christchurch in New Zealand in 2011 was devastating. It was followed by government intervention that limited community involvment. But now social enterprise is contributing to a more inclusive future for the city.

Know One, Teach One's founder Jimmy Pham tells Pioneers Post about his mission to help the street kids of Vietnam, why he chose social enterprise and why he's excited for the upcoming SEWF 2017 in New Zealand.