The document discusses the concept of social innovation and its connection to broader themes like industrialism and globalization. It highlights how recent economic challenges have prompted a shift toward frugality and resourcefulness, leading to potential positive changes in social relationships and financial habits. Various organizations and initiatives around the world are mentioned as working to foster social innovation and address pressing societal issues.

1. SOCIAL
INNOVATION
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3. Liberté
Égalité
Fraternité
La Liberté guidant le peuple – 1830
E.Delacroix

4. Human Rights
Declaration

5. la Liberté éclairant le monde - 1886
F. Bartholdi

6. Industrialism
An economic and social system based on the development of large-scale
industries and marked by the production of large quantities of inexpensive
manufactured goods and the concentration of employment in urban factories.

7. Globalization
describes an ongoing process by which regional economies, societies, and cultures have become
integrated through a globe-spanning network of communication and execution. The term is sometimes
used to refer specifically to economic globalization: the integration of national economies into the
international economy through trade, foreign direct investment, capital flows, migration, and the
spread of technology

9. MONEY
POWER
PROGRESS
Free trade
INDIVIDUALISm

10. “I’ll keep it short and sweet:
Family. Religion. Friendship.
These are the 3 demons you
must slay if you wish to
succeed in Business.”
Mr.Burns

11. Propaganda
From the 80’s

13. Everything was perfect...

14. Until the system fails...
Everything was perfect...

15. The
First
doubts

16. The confirmation

17. The confirmation

18. The confirmation

19. Banksy, West Bank, Palestine

20. There’s
hope

21. A recent Time Magazine cover
story, “The New Frugality,”
suggests the recession has
changed our perspective – not just
for the short term, but for the long
term. Suddenly, Americans are
saving again. We’re eating at
home with our families more.
We’re being more thoughtful about
how we spend. In the process, we
have a chance to change bad
financial habits and to reconnect
with the people and things that
matter. Depending on how you
approach it, a setback can leave
you better – or it can leave you
bitter.

22. frugal
characterized by or reflecting economy in the use of resources.
frugality
acquiring goods and services in a restrained manner, and
resourcefully using already owned economic goods and services,
to achieve a longer term goal.

23. Are we ?

24. Care
Social
People
Relationships
Reconnect
share

25. Vs.

26. Capitalism is more social
Conscious capitalism

27. Entering a
Social economy: Community
Education
Health
Environment
Human rights
Tackling socialproblems
Sharing knowledge

31. SOCIAL
INNOVATION
PROJECTS

32. "We want to attract and
nurture new talent that will
develop models, methods
and tools for social
innovation."

35. Social Innovation eXchange
Innovation Networks for TESE (Portugal) Ashoka (US)
Communities (US) New Schools Venture Fund (US) TED (US)
CCCPE (China) Hope Institute (S.Korea) Tallberg Forum (Sweden)
Mindlab (Denmark) MaRS (Canada) REDF (US)
Heategu (Estonia) SEKN (L. America) OECD
Lien Foundation (Singapore) Shuttleworth Foundation (S. Africa) Civicus (Int.)
Australian Centre for Social Innovation BEPA/European Commission
SITRA and STAKES (Finland)
Sustainable Everyday Project (Italy) World Health Organisation
MIK/Mondragon (Spain)
New Profit Inc (US) DIUS (UK)
Fuping Development Institute
Young Foundation (UK)
(China)
Innovation Unit (UK)
Mandag Morgan (Denmark)
NESTA (UK)
Center for Social Innovation
Kennisland (Netherlands)
(Canada)
Social Innovation Generator (Canada)
Doors of Perception (Int.)
Sciences-Po (France)
Kellogg Foundation (US)

36. • to sustain economic growth, the Dutch won’t work
harder or make longer hours, but will have to work
‘smarter’.
• to develop new adequate labour relations
• to embed technological innovation in social innovation.

37. “our time is our key
economic asset”
http://www.sliversoftime.com/

38. Empower people
to sell their time in new ways

41. http://www.reachout.com.au

42. http://www.patientopinion.org/

43. “Our mission is to
Educate, Empower and
promote Enjoyment”

44. CASE:
School
Of everything
http://schoolofeverything.com/
http:// schoolofeverything.com/
schoolofeverything.com

57. http://schoolofeverything.com/
http://schoolofeverything.com/
schoolofeverything.com

58. http://schoolofeverything.com/
http://schoolofeverything.com/
schoolofeverything.com

62. "Our thriving third sector continues to
find innovative ways to tackle issues.
We are creating a new generation of
activists, campaigners and social
entrepreneurs who are showing us
just how the newest of technologies
can help solve some of the oldest of
challenges, building a more just society
and better, stronger communities."
Gordon Brown

64. http://www.fixmystreet.com

66. To discover what comes next, maybe we should look upwards. Skylines provide the
simplest test of what a society values, and where its surpluses are controlled.
A few centuries ago the greatest buildings in the world's cities were forts, churches and
temples;
temples then for a time they became palaces
palaces.
Briefly in the 19th century civic buildings, railway stations and museums overshadowed
them.
And then in the late 20th century everywhere they were banks Few believe that they
banks.
will be for much longer.
But what will come next? Great leisure palaces and sports stadiums; universities and
art galleries; water towers and hanging gardens; or perhaps biotech empires?
We need to rekindle our capacity to imagine and to see through the still-gathering
imagine, still-
beyond.
storm to what lies beyond
Geoff Mulgan

67. “A Crisis is a Terriible
Thing to Waste.”

68. SOCIAL
INNOVATION
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