2010/02/21

Fw: Top 5 Opinion Blogs

"When you do the common things in life in an uncommon way, you will command the attention of the world." George Washington Carver

What is Social Entrepreneurship?

Statement of Faith
You can find other "Market with Meaning" but you definitely want to see "Profit with Purpose".
I personally "Believe in Kingdom Transformation" because I know there is only ONE "Life for Significant".

--- 2010年2月19日 星期五,Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) <info@ssireview.org> 寫道﹕


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Highlights of 2009: Top Five Blogs

Continuing in the spirit of awards season, SSIR brings you the best of 2009. Last time we featured the top 5 most-read articles; today we bring you the top 5 opinion blogs (as measured by hits on our Web site). We've listed them in order of popularity.

Online Community Building: Gardening vs Landscaping
Amy Sample Ward
My current job title includes the term "Community Builder" and I get asked nearly every day just what that means. How do you build community? Where is the community you want to build? How can I be a community builder online? Tips, secrets, ideas? I want to take a break from all the hard work building community to share some of what I believe is the core of successful community building (on or offline).

Open Source Altruism
Scott Hartley
In today's inter-connected world some of the most innovative models for social innovation will become those that can modularize, "crowdsource," and aggregate small tasks. Philanthropy was once one-to-many in direction and amplitude, but today facilitated means of communication and synthesis online are enabling many-to-many philanthropic models to become widespread and increasingly powerful.

Giving Sector Should Invest in Social Media
Todd Cohen
The giving sector, especially in the face of the continuing economic crisis, needs to retool its model for charitable giving and fundraising. Nonprofits, for example, should start looking at building social media into their overall fundraising and communication strategies. Often reluctant to move beyond traditional strategies, whether or not those actually produce positive results, nonprofits should look at social media tools that are changing the way people communicate, connect and spur one another to action.

High-Performance vs. High-Impact Nonprofits
Sean Stannard-Stockton
Recently I was part of a conversation about how to define a high-performance nonprofit. One issue that came up was whether we were talking about "high-performance" or "high-impact." Now bear with me: this isn't semantics; it is critically important. A high-performance nonprofit is a very well-run organization. It has outstanding leadership, clear goals, an ethic of monitoring its activity to be sure its programs are effective, and it is financially healthy. A high-impact nonprofit is one whose efforts have been proven to cause sustainable, positive change.

The Innovation Imperative
Mario Morino
I set out to write about President Obama's forward-thinking decision to create an Office of Social Innovation to unleash new approaches to solving problems that have resisted traditional approaches. Even though the office and a related social innovation fund are still in their early planning stages and not even officially been announced, it is already clear to me that they represent a significant opportunity.



innovation@cfed Announces the Appointment of CSI's Executive Director

Kriss Deiglmeier, the Center for Social Innovation's executive director, joins innovation@cfed as Strategic Advisor

innovation@cfed , an initiative of the Corporation for Enterprise Development (CFED), announced the appointment of Kriss Deiglmeier as one of the initiative's newest Strategic Advisors. Deiglmeier, who is the Center for Social Innovation's executive director and a member of SSIR's advisory board, joins a distinguished group that serves as a sounding board for ideas and new directions, provides guidance, and lends their highly sought-after expertise in social innovation. innovation@cfed was launched to unearth Innovative Ideas, nurture Innovators-in-Residence and convene leaders in innovation.

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