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Understanding Social R&D for Australia
What is social R&D? Too often, we seem stuck in endless loops of fail → review → reform → repeat. Problems don’t get solved, progress towards “better” remains intermittent (and is often stalled) and, not surprisingly, social inequalities persist and worsen. Yet, at the fringes, innovators are finding new ways to tackle long standing social challenges, and..
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This week's Changemaker
Franca Sala Tenna is a passionate leader, advocate, and driver of positive change when it comes to unlawful workplace behaviour. She is this weeks Pro
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Rosie Thomas OAM is cofounder of PROJECT ROCKIT, Australia’s youth-driven movement against (cyber)bullying, hate and prejudice. Rosie is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!
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Sara Brown is the Social Innovation Program Manager at CQUniversity, Australia’s only social enterprise university. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!
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Dr Tessa Boyd-Caine is the CEO of Australia's National Research Organisation for Women's Safety. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!
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For over two decades Pro Bono Australia has been the preeminent voice for Australias' community and for purpose sectors
We have played a trusted and pivotal role in fostering a more cohesive and informed community sector serving a wonderfully dynamic cohort of changemakers and purpose-driven individuals.
Established as a “social purpose business venture” in 2000 (before the term social Enterprise was commonly referred to), Karen Mahlab AM created a information hub that gave voice to the emergence of many new movements now thriving in the social economy: collective impact, impact investing, social enterprise, philanthropy, volunteering, corporate social responsibility, shared value, impact measurement and more delivering information, products and services annually to millions of Australians working in the Not for Profit and for Purpose sectors as one of Australias’ first BCorps for a decade.
For two decades for-purpose leaders found out all they needed to know about Australia’s social economy through Pro Bono Australia’s Media services and resources. A generation of people knew us as the “go to” source.
