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Thе Skoll Foundation has recently completed a small film about the field of social entrepreneurship. Itѕ a fаntаѕtіс overview of the progress made over the last three decades. It ѕtаrtѕ with Mohammad Yunus and includes interviews with a number of social entrepreneurs and others in the field, including Sally Osberg of the Skoll Foundation, Bill Drayton of Ashoka, Jacqueline Novogratz of the Insight Fund, John Elkington of Volans, and author David Bornstein. Fοr more information on these and other social entreprenuers, visit www.skollfoundation.org
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Brilliant.
To me, “Social Entrepreneurs: Pioneering Social Change,” is an expression of what Desmond Tutu discussion about through his description of Ubuntu, “We say a self is a self through other persons. You can’t be human in isolation. You are human only in relationships.”
I feel richer as a human after seeing your film.
Wonderful film with a fantastic range of clips, topics. Of course we hear some of the most prominent voices again, but that serves the function of legitimacy, then the rest of us can go on doing the work, and link up to the renowned actors.
Thank you!
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Only 1332 views and 2 comments since this brilliant report was posted only a month ago? So much for how many real humans visit and use YouTube! Let’s change the statistics, people! Spread the word!!!!!
this is the reality of the world. the rich gets richer and the poor becomes poorer. thank god that there are social entrepreneurs who have that PASSION changing the lives of depressed communities. God sees your actions. He will give you guys excellent karma in your life. Keep up the excellent work. Keep on dreaming!
Awesome !
This is a very incredible video. Thanks for sharing this with us
This brief video sums up the importance of the social enterprise movement and how it can tackle global social issues. The video gives hope that these problems can be solved by working together. These special entrepreneurs need support, for a humorous look at the many shapes and sizes support comes in check out Ventureneers video.
You are so cool,
Your video inspired me more,
Not only that you help others,
You even shine powerful Aura of difference upon us
Stay Blessed,
Dawn M.
I looked up Social Entrepreneurship after my Economics teacher brought it up in a lecture, and something immediately resonated in me when I watched this. Fantastic video.
Fantastic stuff, thanks
How many have defaulted on paying back and what does the bank do to them?
Creative, free enterprise to make the world a better place for those who need it most. I like that !
Thanks for sharing this video – it gave me a excellent thought, and that’s what excellent videos should do!
Muhmmad Yunus started with a $27 bet, changed the world and won the Nobel Peace Prize. Fantastic It didn’t take much for him to get started and it doesn’t take much for us either. Just a desire to make a difference, a choice and an action step along the path. There’s a step you can take along this path too.
This is an inspiration for our class at Westminster Affair School going to Kampala this year.
I feel as if i am a part of this video! Well done to all those who thinks and do excellent for others, fantastic stuff…
IMAGINATION
FUTURE SEEN IN ADVANCE
POWERFUL
A real Philanthropreneur! We are into this aswell and it’s AMAZING what a powerful positive impact we can have together.
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Micro-Finance is one of the best thoughts since sliced bread…because it helps those who have been forgotten by the private sector, governments and institutions.
There was no such option for rural communities in anticipation of initiative like this came about.
thank you
lmfao i thought i was the only one who thought like this
This is a fantastic video!
Thank You for sharing fantastic to learn new things and ways.