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Intercultural Communication and Social Entrepreneurship
By Sarah Abboud When you hear the term intercultural communication, you may immediately think of communication that takes place between people of different cultures in the geographic sense. I have been participating in intercultural communication ever since I arrived in … Continue reading
GSE 2011 is off and running
By Erika Takeo After two days of lovely exploring in Bangalore (veg food, salwar kamiz, monsoon, cockroach, autorickshaw, etc), we began our two days of orientation for GSE. We met with representatives and/or visited the following organizations, discussing how each … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangalore, Organizations, student voices
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Meet the 2011 Global SE Team
The 2011 team for the award winning Global Social Entrepreneurship (Global SE) is getting ready to travel to Bangalore for the field experience. We have been invited back by Dream a Dream and EnAble India to work/learn with them. Over … Continue reading
Posted in by Professor Amyaz Moledina, Program, Students, Voices
Tagged 2011 Global SE Team, Bangalore, student voices
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What drives social entrepreneurs?
Working in the thriving non-profit culture in Bangalore, and particularly with Dream A Dream’s co-founder, director, and Ashoka fellow, Vishal Talreja, I began to think about social entrepreneurs and what makes them do what they do. What drives their minds … Continue reading
Posted in Bangalore, By Lauren Grimanis, Students, Voices
Tagged Ashoka fellow, Bangalore, India, student voices, summer 2010
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measuring the social value of values
During our first week as interns at EnAble India, as we were finalizing the specific topic of our project, our team conducted a SWOT Analysis of the organization (ie, examining EI’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats). After first brainstorming in … Continue reading