For the Stanford Social Innovation Review, Echoing Green President Cheryl Dorsey partnered with Skoll Foundation Chief Strategy Officer Shivani Garg Patel to explain the unique need and opportunity for social innovation in this moment of global polycrisis. They argue that “the social innovation field deserves more concerted investment and collective action to create the conditions that can unleash the best ideas for social transformation.”
Read the full piece here.
Social innovation—a field fundamentally about breaking down silos, finding common ground, and building bridges—can be an antidote to the forces that are sowing distrust and discord among us, injecting new life into the public sphere.
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