Sharing the Abundance of Rural America
Ashoka partnered with Organic Valley to help U.S. Fellows come together in Wisconsin for our first-ever Family Camp.
AI, Health, And The Future Of Human Agency
How can AI help us live healthier lives? Konstanze Frischen asks Ashoka Fellow Stephen Friend.
Future Of…
Weekly series! We ask Ashoka Fellows what trends they’re seeing, where they get their inspiration, and what’s around the bend.
Culture Change for Climate Change
What do fishermen, school cafeterias and the Catholic Church have in common? It turns out they are all allies in the…
Why Supporting Small-Town Social Innovation Matters
Curious what social innovators are working on in Appalachia, the Navajo Nation, rural Minnesota, and more? Look ahead with Ashoka.
‘Small Towns, Big Ideas’
Jim Fallows, author and national correspondent, posts a recap of Welcome Change on his blog at The Atlantic.
The Groundwater Issue: Insights From Social Entrepreneurs About Race
What are the experiences and insights of social entrepreneurs working day to day on de-segregation and racial healing?
So You Want To Start A Movement? Read This First.
At their best, social movements activate the possibility of everyone a changemaker. But what does that look like in practice?
We Hold the Key: Making the Law Work for All
What’s the next frontier in legal innovation? Five insights from Ashoka Fellows at our inaugural Welcome Change in Chicago.
If We Don’t All Win, We All Lose
Explore global patterns and themes of Ashoka Fellows including: diversity and inclusion, climate change, migration, women, science and technology, health, media, and young people in charge.
Join the Welcome Change Tour
This year, in cities across the U.S., we are hosting a new insight series drawing on the work of Ashoka Fellows, featuring solutions in climate change, law, equity & more. Join the conversation here.
How To Cross The Bridges That Divide Us: Lessons From The Field
Konstanze Frischen, leader of Ashoka North America, highlights three strategies social entrepreneurs use to build empathy.
