Learnings from the Social Enterprise World Forum 2014 are shared at the Community Network meeting in Montreal. Talking points are accompanied by this powerpoint, which intends to provide some visual backup. There will be no talking "at" the charts, and no reading word for word from them. Ah... doesn't that feel better?

1. COMMUNITY NETWORK FORUM 2014Stories of
resilience
and mobilization of
community resources
dedicated to engaging
community and public
partners in improving
the vitality
of
English-
speaking
communities in the
Greater Montreal
region
mobiliz
ation

3. social innovation generation de l’innovation sociale defines social innovation as
an initiative, product or process that profoundly changes
beliefs,
basic routines,
resource and authority flows
of any social system
in the direction of greater resilience.
Successful social innovations have durability, impact and scale.

4. - - Aletmanski.com
May 2011

6. For more detail,
visit:
United
Kingdom
Started in UK, and now in Canada
Service
Product
People who like
to run volunteer
to “run errands”
for the elderly.
Train the Trainer program
Young adults rent space and run
errands for their senior “room mates”
Quebec too !

7. Is there a product? or service?
Directory of
local green
businesses
(Tote Bags)
Local foods on
Local grocery
shelves
Local Tricycle Delivery & Moving Service

8. Let’s do what we know…
Services include:
• Numerous housing
and shelter programs
• Legal Advocacy
• Stopping the Violence
Counseling
• Homelessness
Outreach Support
• Self Employment
Initiatives:
1. Enterprising Women
Making Art
2. Painter Sisters
Painting Company

9. ATMM – accompagnement /
transport pour motif medical

10. More info at:
click here to see a fine selection of social enterprise
resources and examples, which are at:
www.pinterest.com/the1cma/qchf_social_innov8n/
and take a look at a development process for social
enterprise that engages community throughout:
http://www.slideshare.net/the1cma/social-enterprise-primer