Read Peter Horrock's keynote speech here.
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Ideas, as well as people, now move more freely. We have put new models, drawn from other classes and other parts of the world, before the local people, creating new aspirations and new ideas.Michael Young and Peter Willmott.
Family and Kinship in East London, 1957
Jeremy Corbyn: The Unlikely Innovator
At first sight it might seem strange to think that a politician who has not changed his views since the late 1970s might be a radical innovator.
Find out moreEU Social Innovation Prize announced
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Find out moreHow to change the world. One period at a time.
Frances Lucraft is founder of Eco Hygiene Care; and she is tackling a female taboo in an interesting way.
Find out moreWhat has gender equality got to do with social innovation?
The case for a gender equal future.
Find out moreThe Key Word for Social Innovation is not New, but Renewal
Ed Mayo is Secretary General of Co-operatives UK. He is Chair of the democracy charity, Involve, and is a former Director of the New Economics Foundation.
Find out moreSocial innovation hardware & software
A blog from Gorka Espiau, Director of Innovation for Cities and Regions.
Find out moreSocial innovation is one way out of the inequality cycle
Despite high levels of inequality, there is also a deep resilience and passion for creativity and ingenuity in Northern Ireland.
Find out moreHelp showcase the best ICT-enabled social innovations in Europe
Calling all Social Innovators – help us to help you! We are looking for exceptional cases where Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have boosted social innovation and created better and more cost effective welfare services for citizens across Europe. If you have a case to share, we’d love to hear from you! PLEASE TAKE A... Find out more
Young Academy London 2015: Open for Applications
Not a month goes by without a headline drawing our attention to consequences of a deeply unequal education system. If these stories aren’t sad enough in themselves, what’s more worrying is the risk that they just become part of the news furniture, something that we just accept as an everyday fact about our society. That’s... Find out more