By Kasey Lakin Ten years ago, more than 1,200 babies were born each day with HIV. Today that number is down to 400, and (RED) aims to reduce that virtually zero by 2020. (RED) was created in 2006 by Bono and Bobby Shriver to drive corporate contributions to fight AIDS. Organizations Read more…
By Alejandra & Vanessa Pena A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step… -Lao Tzu We could trace our first step back to Cuenca, the city where we were born, a valley in the core of the Andes mountains in Ecuador. Our desire for exploration and the Read more…
Interview by Aekta Shah I had the privilege of interviewing two of SEI’s finest alumni, Katherine Dumais and Emily Chiappinelli a couple weeks ago. Katherine, Class of 2016, and Emily, Class of 2014, were kind enough to answer some questions about their coveted jobs as fellows at B Lab in Read more…
Interview by Ritika Kumbharkar A simple class project about food security led Malia Bachesta to toward a career in raising awareness around the need for food security. Malia Bachesta graduated from Northeastern in December 2015 with a degree in Communications Studies and minors in International Affairs and Social Entrepreneurship. Malia Read more…
Not more than three years out of college, Myles Lutheran already has had a number of exciting opportunities in the Social Enterprise sector, not the least of which includes his current placement in Kenya with a developing social enterprise.
Impact investing has recently become one of the most utilized methods to effect social change in the developing world. Many organizations worldwide invest in socially minded businesses, with the intention of generating social and financial returns. One such organization is Invested Development, an impact investment Read more…