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Presentation (pech-kucha-style) on social innovation in the US at SIX Social Innovation Summer School and Singapore Management University.
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- 1. Social Innovation in the US?
- 2. 564 Tribes/Tribal Nations 50 states + Puerto Rico and US territories + the District of Columbia (DC) 30K towns and cities, 20K municipalities 3.7M Sq Mi (9.8M Sq Km)
- 3. 310M people 1 in 8 foreign born (thank you world)
- 5. 1.8M people (Portland MSA)
- 7. What?
- 8. Where?
- 9. Thank you Downtown DC BID(Richard Rheinhard)! Scale of Problems Neighborhood (Bio)Region World Levels of Jurisdiction Federal State City/County/Township
- 10. 1. Resilience, Sustainability
- 11. 2. Work, Learning
- 12. 3. Economy
- 13. Who?
- 14. Federal Conversation <insert sigh here>
- 16. Conversations everywhere else <insert applause here>
- 20. 1. Developing sound business/financing models 2. Achieving Scale 3. Measuring Impact 4. Complexity
- 21. Thanks to Flickrfriends: Guindo Moosharella David Berlowitz btaroli Kludgebox The-o Polandeze Wildcat_Dunny
Editor's Notes
- Where there are wicked problems – those that are unstructured, multicausal, and have no obvious solution – because we need lots of people going at them not a single theory of change.
- Look neighborhood, region, globe for examples of social innovation – more likely there.
- Things like: Food systems, Water, Energy conservation, productions, and efficiency (including renewables)
- Social Innovation – lots of people mean different things when they use this phrase. I’m wearing a def’n I’m happy with, but I’m also willing to say that social innovation is coloring outside the lines.