How One Music Conservatory Threw Out Its Own Rulebook
Rebecca Teeters, Associate Dean at Longy School of Music, on building a curriculum around purpose, community, and the permission to fail.
Rebecca Teeters, Associate Dean at Longy School of Music, on building a curriculum around purpose, community, and the permission to fail.
Suman Roy, founder of the Zero Hunger Project and Feed Scarborough, believes that to solve social issues, you must "bring your own chair" or create opportunities instead of waiting for them. Arriving in Canada with only $42, Roy transformed his perspective on food insecurity, realizing it’s an income problem, not just a food issue. His innovative solutions include partnering with police to reduce conflict through ready-to-eat meals, utilizing idle development spaces for distribution, and launching the "RX Eats" ambulance. Now leading a global coalition across 35+ countries, Roy’s work proves that the best solutions often come from local innovators willing to think outside the box and challenge the status quo.
Pet industry leaders are rethinking sustainability through innovation. Allison Rezer of the Pet Sustainability Coalition shares how collaboration and new approaches are helping the industry move beyond business as usual toward a more sustainable future for pets and the planet.
In their book Innovation at the Back of the Bus, Andrea and Carrie share a philosophy that challenges everything we think we know about innovation in civil society. And it starts with getting comfortable being uncomfortable.
Once considered a niche event, the Paralympics has evolved significantly over the decades, gaining global visibility and respect. Now, with the same …
Over at HeroX, we celebrate world changing opportunities on a daily basis. Fall is just starting in our neck of the woods and with the change of season, we ask you to fall into changing the world through some of the incredible challenges we are serving up over the next few months.
Each year the XPRIZE Visioneers challenge puts out a call to the brightest industry disruptors and social advocates around the world. Will you answer?
From around the world, the HeroX team convened in Kelowna, BC, Canada at beautiful Okanagan Lake for strategy sessions.
Get a direct view into the world of open innovation and crowdsourcing and its immense transformative power in driving innovation and solving complex challenges at large Federal organizations, such as NASA.
In a world where information is abundant but authenticity is scarce, Madeline Moitozo stands as a beacon of change and innovation in the realm of journalism.
