Social enterprise is a global phenomenon but, write Steven Moe and Wayne Tukiri (Tainui, Ngāti Whaawhaakia), New Zealand should be using Māori cultural practices to better understand what social enterprise is – and what it could be.
A profile of podcast guest Dr John Vargo, Idealog, August 2018: In this piece I reflected on the Seeds Podcast interview with John and what he had to say about resilience.
Social enterprise legal specialist Steven Moe believes it’s time to create a transparent legal entity that is neither a charity, nor a full limited liability company.
Inspired by Film Director Marcelle Lunam. I am connected to you each and every day.Long gone, your only trace inchildhood memories you gifted to me.They surface when I look through old photos,when I watch an old film you tookof my…
Inspired by entrepreneur Michael Mayell. Failure, like compostfor new ideasthat are scattered like seeds. Some sprout Some take root Some grow Leaning towardslight. Listen to Michael Mayell’s episode
This provides an overview of what social enterprises are.
Inspired by Michelle Sharp. There is real value in an encouraging word. But only, if they’re heard. So speak them now.Don’t delay. Why wait until tomorrow. Their home is here, today. Listen to Michelle Sharp’s episodes
Inspired by architect and community builder Camia Young. Connecting people with their purposeIs where your prevailing wind blowsMoving always in the same directionsomething your heart already knows Avoid the danger in purpose worldThat altruism dominates allRemoving ourselves completely As we listen…
What does it mean to be a social enterprise today? Is it about profit, purpose, or both? Steven Moe takes us through the various definitions.
Inspired by Amy Marsden. My dictionary is lacking this wordfor it means more to youthan it has to me.I thought it meant ‘family’Yet you describe a web of connectionsrunning deep and strongliving and pulsing wider and widerto encompass all who…
