Social entrepreneurship workshop part 1

Youth Time 2013- Croatia Social Entrepreneurship . Florence Rizzo and Anirudh Agrawal

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Workshop

“Become a changemaker”

Youth Time

Youth Time 2013- Croatia

• Introduction of students• Open discussion on social

entrepreneurship (theory + exemples)

• Personal stories• What we will do on day 2

Day 1

Youth Time 2013- Croatia Social Entrepreneurship . Florence Rizzo and Anirudh Agrawal

What is a Social Entrepreneur?


• What do you expect from your futur job?

• What would prevent you from launching your own social venture?

• What is social entrepreneurship for you?

• The 3 most important values for you

Your ideas

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ENTREPRENEURBrings a radically new solution with the potential to revolutionize a whole area Has all the qualities of an entrepreneur : Vision, pragmatism, creativity…

SOCIALAdresses most crucial problems of our society in the fields of health, education, human rights, environment…Seeks Social Impact, does not use economic profit as a measure of success

SocialEntre-preneur

An example of one definition


Institutional environment

Social Public regulatory

investor

Commercial

Legitimacy, Reputation, Mission, Vision, Objectives, Sustainability

Organizational Maintenance, Expansion and Transformation

Identity construction, Memory, Power, Degree of coupling

What is a social enterprise


Forms of Capital• Money• Public Capital• Social Network• Tourism• Culture• Arts• Environment Well being• Natural Beauty• Health• Moral Capital• Humanity


Sound Bytes 6 (Bill 1)“Social entrepreneurs are not happy to give a fish, or teach how to fish. They will not have a rest until they have revolutionized the fishing industry.”

— Bill Drayton


Ashoka FELLOWS WorldwideTo date, a network of 2700 innovative Social

Entrepreneurs

204

571

192638

293

*as of 2007


“If I have a chance to meet someone who is different and have an exchange which is not based on prejudices, is not based on stereotypes, not based on clichés, not driven by pity, suddenly something happens.”

Andreas HeineckeFounder & CEO

Insight: The best way to create conditions for and open exchange and change sighted people’s views about the capabilities of blind people is to immerse sighted people in total darkness and let blind people act as their guides.

Dialogue in the dark


Dialog in the Dark is an experiential exhibition in the dark. Darkness as a medium to enable sighted people better understand what blind people experience.

Dialogue in the Dark creates conditions for and open exchange and transforms individuals.

A dialogue is created by using blind people as guides in the darkness.


Dialogue in the Dark has been presented largely through exhibitions and workshops in over 30 countries and more than 160 sites in over 110 cities throughout Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas since it’s opening in 1988. 7 Million visitors have experienced Dialogue in the Dark worldwide.Over 7,000 blind candidates have found employment through Dialogue in the Dark.

Learn more about Dialogue in the Dark:http://www.dialogue-in-the-dark.com/

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Drivers and motivations

Social entrepreneurship workshop part 1

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