Notes on Nortel and One Laptop Per Child Jeff Trexler | Monday 20th April 2009 Last week brought the news that Nortel is withdrawing its support for One Laptop per Child. Nortel had been one of the	Are three principles of effective philanthropy enough? Jeff Trexler | Thursday 9th April 2009 Sean Stannard-Stockton has provided an excellent overview of The Center for Effective Philanthropy's three basic princ
The power of positive feedback Jeff Trexler | Monday 6th April 2009 As my students inevitably discover each semester, I'm a huge fan of research in primate psychology. Arguably my favori	Reflections on Ten Nonprofit Funding Models Jeff Trexler | Friday 3rd April 2009 The past couple weeks in my social enterprise seminar, we've been taking a detailed look at the recent SSIR article on
Needed: Guidelines of best practices for media appearance Rasmus Benestad | Thursday 2nd April 2009 After having come across an ad in the New York Times, I thought it would be useful with a set of guidelines for scient	Swooshed Jeff Trexler | Wednesday 1st April 2009 The Social Enterprise Coalition, in conjunction with Rise, has adopted a new certification mark designed to "raise the
Beauty and the charity beat Jeff Trexler | Friday 27th March 2009 A report from the Skoll World Forum highlights an academic's "fascinating hypothesis" that Avon could be a force for i	The elements of passion Pete Burden | Tuesday 24th March 2009 A colleague introduced me to the great Ken Robinson, a very funny speaker and holder of strong views on education. Las
Social Enterprise in South Korea Jeff Trexler | Tuesday 24th March 2009 For people looking for information about social enterprise beyond the usual suspects, the Korea Herald has just publis	"That's something else investment banks screwed up" Jeff Trexler | Thursday 19th March 2009 That's what the woman sitting behind me said when the lights went up on Valentino: The Last Emperor, a new documentary