ThinkChange India: A great resources for those interested in social innovation in India. USA CTO Aneesh Chopra: We Need To Extend Technological Innovation Beyond Our Personal Lives: A nice recap o…
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The Daily Entrepreneur: India, Chopra, Education (Social …
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Good News, Bad News, and Chimpanzees (Global Health – Change.org)
It’s one of the most dumb ass public servant-initiated policies, and it’s been doing the rounds for a while all around the world. It’s also the quickest way to decrease homelessness in a city or s…
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End Homelessness – Change.org: Free Travel for the Homeless to Go Away
Thumbs Up: The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities was signed on Friday as planned. Here’s print coverage from USA Today and (ironically non-captioned) video cover…
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Autism – Change.org: Monday Autism News Potpourri
Traveling at the moment, which means a great deal of quality time with my i-pod. (Shades of a co-dependent relationship, truth be told.) Anyhows, now struggling with the same question that has ve…
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Humanitarian Relief – Change.org: Traveling Music
HOW TO: Use the Web for Socially Responsible Shopping : Mashable puts together one of it’s cool lists for socially-conscious shopping , featuring some of my favs like Knowmore.org and Good Guide.
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Social Entrepreneurship – Change.org: The Weekend Entrepreneur …
In 2004, filmmaker Angela Shelton set out on a journey across the United States to meet other Angela Sheltons in an effort to survey women in America. What she discovered was that 24 out of 40 Ang…
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Women's Rights – Change.org: Watch This Film: Searching For Angela …
Yesterday, in a meeting of autism researchers I attended, a researcher described people with Retts as having “no souls.” That Retts “takes the souls” of girls.
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Autism – Change.org: Science and the Dark Ages