Sentences with phrase «new social enterprise»

The REconomy Project aims to help local communities create a vision and a plan for truly localized, resilient economies — and to then work with both existing companies and organizations to ready them for a more sustainable economy, and secondly to start new social enterprises specifically designed for the new paradigm.
New Social Enterprise Aperture Education Focuses on Students» Social and Emotional Competence
These Teenie Greenies ® are Cultivation Works ® newest social enterprise, which teaches adults with disabilities to grow fresh, healthy produce in a sustainable way.
For example, we started our new social enterprise fund BeSmartee, backing three different businesses with the goal of picking one and focusing only on that.
Social Entrepreneurship: Heliotrope is a new social enterprise based in Canada.
Ambitious for the victory of good causes, a valiant moral warrior for the right, a pioneer in new social enterprises, with an expanded personality that calls all men brothers, he has a fair chance to beat his swords into ploughshares and his spears into pruning hooks.
Second, with Michael Wear, the 2012 Obama campaign religious affairs director, and a few other dear friends, we will soon launch a new social enterprise, Values Partnerships.
Lib Dem David Laws will chair a new social enterprise on getting top graduates into prison education.
In the London Borough of Southwark, a new social enterprise called Southwark Circle is delivering vastly improved care services for less money designed by elderly people for elderly people using local social networks to bring real improvements to people's lives.
So just as we have backed programmes which get graduates teaching in our worst schools or working in social services, I can announce that I have asked Brett Wigdortz, Chief Executive of Teach First, to advise on setting up a new social enterprise that will work to develop a similar scheme for prisons.
This new social enterprise operates three greenhouses across New Jersey and is expanding to neighboring states.
Learning Through Libraries, a nonprofit started by Harvard Graduate School of Education students, has been selected as semifinalists in the Pitch for Change contest, which awards individuals and teams for their new social enterprise venture.
Metal are proud to be supporting Turner Prize nominees Assemble in the development of the Granby Workshop, a new social enterprise for Toxteth.
Assemble will be working with Metal over the next three months to develop the Granby Workshop project, a new social enterprise in Granby.
«We're really keen to use the platform of the Turner Prize to launch something new that would have real lasting benefits and so what we've done is started a new social enterprise, Granby Workshop, and in the exhibition here is a showroom for that new business which creates products for homes, and it's grown out of the community rebuilding in part of Liverpool that we've been working on for the past few years.»
We used the nomination to start up a new social enterprise, the Granby Workshop, based in Liverpool and employing local people to make products.
«We're really keen to use the platform of the Turner Prize to set up a new social enterprise, which makes products for homes,» Assemble's Lewis Jones said.
Their workshop - cum - showroom showcases a new social enterprise they have set up selling printed textiles, lampshades and light pulls created by local people.
She is currently a Founding Partner of a new social enterprise called Embark Energy that is focused on radically increasing the scale of energy access by empowering thousands of clean energy entrepreneurs in low - income countries.
Damian Horan from Aspire Law said «Aspire Law uses a new social enterprise model that places our clients» needs and requirements at the centre of our work enabling us to tackle every issue arising from spinal cord injury.
For example, TPP Law recently helped to launch a new social enterprise Our Life North West which works outside the NHS to encourage healthier eating and reduced alcohol intake.
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