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From gaming to teacher leadership, 2011 brought plenty of classroom innovation that promises to make us smarter.
Thousands of aid workers and development professionals picked the 40 most innovative groups in their field. See who they left out.
Know any world changers? Nominate one to become a 2011 PopTech Social Innovation Fellow. Or just click around and be impressed by last year's class.
Pop!Tech is an annual gathering and network of visionaries shaping the future. From scientists to social entrepreneurs, poets to polar explorers,...
It appears the time for end-of-year lists is upon us. Popular Science gets a jump on its media brethren, inaugurating the season with its "Best...
Find out which degree fields have gained in popularity and which have declined over the course of ten years.
How universities and accelerators are driving social entrepreneurship forward.
As a devoted reader torn between my love for print and my love for trees, I'm eager to check out this horticultural alternative to the digital...
Fast Company names its 10 "social enterprises of the year" in its new issue. Among the honorees are Choose GOOD partner The Acumen Fund and...
Ten food stories you should read this year (or next year).
It was a record year for solar power, but we also had the Deepwater Horizon spill. A look back at the major events in energy in 2010.
These five organizations are on to something. See how they are making lives better in sustainable, scalable and social important ways.
There’s nothing positive about the Gulf oil disaster, which has spilled 102 million gallons and counting into the Gulf of Mexico. But a recent...
From foraging to First Lady's anti-obesity campaign, the year in good eating, drinking, and thinking.
When it comes to "workplace productivity," it seems like there's always a new way to get your inbox to zero (folders, people!). Or to get more...
Philanthropist Kevin Starr demands great ideas, scalability, and eight word mission statements. It's all part of a Design for Impact approach.
Marriage is linked to a heightened risk for significant weight gain among women. For men, the pounds come a little bit later—after the divorce.
Abby Falik wants a year abroad between high school and college to be as mainstream a pursuit as Teach for America.
This week marks the close of our blog series. For the past three months, this stimulating conversation has prompted a...
At IDEO, we've been starting to think about the social impact of our work, and our journey into the realm of social impact has brought us...
