Wellbeing

Social enterprise is not social change, when women map the world, happiness & more!
Reading recommendations

Social enterprise is not social change, when women map the world, happiness & more!

Each week, the SIX team will be sharing their favourite pieces of reading. The content will be organised thematically, and each piece will tie to wo…
SIX
25 March 2018
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From Wenceslas to Festivus: Co-creating alternative Christmas traditions
The Unusual Suspects Festival

From Wenceslas to Festivus: Co-creating alternative Christmas traditions

Living in London can lack a community spirit, something that is at the core of this festive period. With social isolation on the rise we want to use…
Events
12 December 2017SIX
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Can a trash can reveal a community’s values?
Cities

Can a trash can reveal a community’s values?

What can the U.S. learn from Copenhagen about designing public spaces to foster healthier, more inclusive communities? One of the most striking cul…
Global Council
3 October 2017Karabi Acharya for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
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How human connections can form a solid foundation for social change- Lessons for the Unusual Suspects Festival
Citizen Participation

How human connections can form a solid foundation for social change- Lessons for the Unusual Suspects Festival

At times it seems no wonder that social isolation and loneliness are on the increase. Quite frankly it’s tough out there, with rising inequalities…
17 May 2017Duncan Collins-Adams
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Sanitary pads, social media, and Seoul
Health

Sanitary pads, social media, and Seoul

SIX asked our Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) secondee, Jinhwa Park, to share Seoul's cross-sector approach to improving equal access to health…
21 September 2016Jinhwa Park
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Stories of Change: How Colalife is working with mothers to co-create diarrhoea kits for children
Collaboration

Stories of Change: How Colalife is working with mothers to co-create diarrhoea kits for children

At SIX we think it is important to tell stories where social innovation has impacted people’s lives for the better. Our Stories of Change series t…
7 June 2016Lorna Reed
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Do Not Feed the Rumor: How Amadora City Council is challenging stereotypes against immigrants
Education

Do Not Feed the Rumor: How Amadora City Council is challenging stereotypes against immigrants

The Amadora City Council launched a campaign "Do not feed the rumor" with the goal of demystifying rumours and prejudice against the immigrant commu…
20 May 2016SIE
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A Brighter Future for Europe: Innovation, Integration and the Migrant Crisis
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Capacity Building

A Brighter Future for Europe: Innovation, Integration and the Migrant Crisis

On 11-12 April, Social Innovation Europe hosted an event, funded by the European Commission and organised in partnership with the Impact Hub Siracus…
Watch
19 April 2016Social Innovation Europe
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Stories of Change: How Medic Mobile is improving antenatal care in remote communities
Health

Stories of Change: How Medic Mobile is improving antenatal care in remote communities

At SIX we think it is important to tell stories where social innovation has impacted people’s lives for the better. Our Stories of Change series t…
5 April 2016Jill Shah, Medic Mobile
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Applying the SIB model to child welfare projects for the first time in Asia
Education

Applying the SIB model to child welfare projects for the first time in Asia

Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) has adopted the Social Impact Bond (SIB) to the field of child welfare for the first time in Asia. SIB not only…
29 March 2016Jinhwa Park, Secondee
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