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Don't forget to sign up for the next Sydney Social Innovation BarCamp 26 Feb
Join us for the next Social Innovation BarCamp in Sydney. It’s free registration so sign up now and participate in a day of ideas, conversation and creative thinking.
Again we’ll be crowdsourcing ideas for creating new business models for social good and building up our community network of
Inspiring women: Louisa Lawson - women's suffrage activist and publisher
The fight for women to get the vote was a monument to cooperation, ingenuity and collaboration on the part of many women in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. These women educated themselves and their peers about women's issues and agitated for women's rights. And
Social Media - the US Army gets it
Most organisations are grappling with the digital revolution and its democratization of communication. The US Army is no different.
However, they have met the organisational challenges of social media head on and have become an acknowledged leader in practice. They along with other parts of the US military - such as
Eulogies are a stupid idea
It has long annoyed me that we often wait until people are dead before telling them how we feel about them. Instead we wait until their funeral to talk about what it is that makes them special to us.
As a person who has lost many family members this seems
Sometimes a tweet is not enough
In the olden days when I was very young it was the custom, upon receipt of a kindness from someone, to write them a thank-you note. This note took the form of a missive, hand-written, on personal stationery or a note card. The note was then taken to
Resistance is futile - happy Caturday
For some reason this LOLcat reminded me of @Neerav