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 Awesome Social Enterprise !Awesome (https://awesome.re/badge-flat2.svg) (https://awesome.re)
 Awesome Social Enterprise !Awesome (https://awesome.re/badge-flat2.svg) (https://awesome.re)
📗Resources to dive into the world of social enterprises 🌼 
▐ A social enterprise is an organization that is primarily focused on social impact and is at least partially self-funded.
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 When I was at Eckerd College I repeatedly bumped into the concept of social enterprises. First, in a course called _Technology, Society, and The Environment_, then through meeting the CTO of a social 
enterprise, and finally by taking a course called _Social Entrepreneurship_. Each step along the way I fell more in love with the concept of social enterprises. However, I never felt like there was an easy way 
to connect to the world of social enterprises. 
 When I was at Eckerd College I repeatedly bumped into the concept of social enterprises. First, in a course called _Technology, Society, and The Environment_, then through meeting the CTO 
of a social enterprise, and finally by taking a course called _Social Entrepreneurship_. Each step along the way I fell more in love with the concept of social enterprises. However, I never 
felt like there was an easy way to connect to the world of social enterprises. 
 
 Eventually, I set a Google Alert (https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/4815696?hl=en) for weekly digests of anything related to "social entrepreneurs." That worked okay but I still felt like I was 
missing out on something. Fast-forward a few years and I find myself heavily involved in a nonprofit called hackNY (https://hackny.org/), working at The New York Times, and having a stronger urge than ever to 
learn about social enterprises. As such, I've started compiling this list of resources to make it easy for people to connect with the world of social enterprises. See the FAQs at the bottom for some common 
questions.
 Eventually, I set a Google Alert (https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/4815696?hl=en) for weekly digests of anything related to "social entrepreneurs." That worked okay but I still 
felt like I was missing out on something. Fast-forward a few years and I find myself heavily involved in a nonprofit called hackNY (https://hackny.org/), working at The New York Times, and 
having a stronger urge than ever to learn about social enterprises. As such, I've started compiling this list of resources to make it easy for people to connect with the world of social 
enterprises. See the FAQs at the bottom for some common questions.
 
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⟡ Impact Boom (https://www.impactboom.org/blog) - Social impact blog and podcast.
⟡ Harvard Business Review - Articles tagged "social enterprise" (https://hbr.org/topic/social-enterprise) are infrequent but high quality.
⟡ Stanford Social Innovation Review - Great publication with many articles tagged social enterprise (https://ssir.org/topics/category/social_enterprise#).
⟡ The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship (https://www.weforum.org/communities/schwab-foundation-for-social-entrepreneurship/articles) - Content about the foundation's activities and opportunities.
⟡ Medium - Content from all around about social enterprise (https://medium.com/tag/social-enterprise/archive) and social entrepreneurship (https://medium.com/tag/social-entrepreneurship/archive).
⟡ Galileo Impact Stories | YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtpwKxUCqGfHPKSqYKgfphw) | Kickstarter (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/baurens/pro-russia) | Website (https://iiic.ch/) 
  ⟡ A small but growing organization dedicated to covering impact investing. Content is often Russia oriented and not always directly about social enterprises but much of the content is relative. Here 
(https://youtu.be/Pzxz38AnXCc) is a video summarizing their work in 2019.
⟡ The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship
 (https://www.weforum.org/communities/schwab-foundation-for-social-entrepreneurship/articles) - Content about the foundation's activities and opportunities.
⟡ Medium - Content from all around about social enterprise (https://medium.com/tag/social-enterprise/archive) and social entrepreneurship 
(https://medium.com/tag/social-entrepreneurship/archive).
⟡ Galileo Impact Stories | YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtpwKxUCqGfHPKSqYKgfphw) | Kickstarter (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/baurens/pro-russia) | Website 
(https://iiic.ch/) 
  ⟡ A small but growing organization dedicated to covering impact investing. Content is often Russia oriented and not always directly about social enterprises but much of the content is 
relative. Here (https://youtu.be/Pzxz38AnXCc) is a video summarizing their work in 2019.
⟡ Journal of Social Entrepreneurship (https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjse20/current) - _The_ academic journal for the topic.
⟡ The Straits Times (https://www.straitstimes.com/tags/social-enterprises) - Singapore based newspaper with articles about social enterprise.
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  ⟡ A short history of social entrepreneurship (and why the definition isn't agreed upon).
⟡ (2004) _The Legitimacy of Social Enterprise_ Raymond Dart
  ⟡ A pragmatic discussion on why social enterprises, in relation to nonprofits, exist.
⟡ (2008) _Evolution of the social enterprise industry_ (https://socialent.org/documents/EVOLUTIONOFTHESOCIALENTERPRISEINDUSTRY--ACHRONOLOGYOFKEYEVENTS.pdf) by the Institute for Social Entrepreneurs
⟡ (2008) _Evolution of the social enterprise industry_ (https://socialent.org/documents/EVOLUTIONOFTHESOCIALENTERPRISEINDUSTRY--ACHRONOLOGYOFKEYEVENTS.pdf) by the Institute for Social 
Entrepreneurs
  ⟡ Less academic but a detailed history of events related to social enterprises.
⟡ (2010) _Conceptions of Social Enterprise and Social Entrepreneurship_ by Jacques Defourny
  ⟡ Parallels between US and European Social Enterprises.
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Books 📚
│ Title │ Author │Year│ Notes │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────┼────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│Social Entrepreneurship: What Everyone Needs To Know │David Bornstein │2010│Great introduction to social entrepreneurship. Short and sweet with lots of great answers to common questions.│
│Ladderworks books (https://www.ladderworks.co/) │various │2022│Diverse picture books for empowering over a million kids to become social entrepreneurs. │
│Becoming a Social Entrepreneur: Starting Out, Scaling Up and Staying True│Michael Gordon │2019│ │
│Paying It Forward: How to Be A Social Entrepreneur │Josh Littlejohn MBE│2023│ │
│ Title │ Author │Year│ Notes │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────┼────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│Social Entrepreneurship: What Everyone Needs To Know │David Bornstein │2010│Great introduction to social entrepreneurship. Short and sweet with lots of great answers │
│ │ │ │to common questions. │
│Ladderworks books (https://www.ladderworks.co/) │various │2022│Diverse picture books for empowering over a million kids to become social entrepreneurs. │
│Becoming a Social Entrepreneur: Starting Out, Scaling Up and Staying True│Michael Gordon │2019│ │
│Paying It Forward: How to Be A Social Entrepreneur │Josh Littlejohn MBE│2023│ │
Podcasts 🎧
⟡ The Tech Matters Podcast (https://techmatters.org/introducing-the-tech-matters-podcast/) - Talking about social enterprise structure and interviewing folks running them. Hosted by social entreprenur and 
engineer Jim Fruchterman (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Fruchterman).
⟡ The Tech Matters Podcast (https://techmatters.org/introducing-the-tech-matters-podcast/) - Talking about social enterprise structure and interviewing folks running them. Hosted by social 
entreprenur and engineer Jim Fruchterman (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Fruchterman).
Courses 🎓
Future Learn
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A: To provide resources for people to dive into the world of social enterprises. To get people excited about social enterprises. To spread the word of social enterprises.
Q: What do you like about social enterprises? 
A: I love the idea of bringing the goodness of nonprofits and the efficiency of business together. Not all nonprofits are inefficient and not all businesses are bad. However, the potential of unleashing the 
notoriously efficient business practices to maximize social impact is what I want to encourage people to explore.
A: I love the idea of bringing the goodness of nonprofits and the efficiency of business together. Not all nonprofits are inefficient and not all businesses are bad. However, the potential of
unleashing the notoriously efficient business practices to maximize social impact is what I want to encourage people to explore.
Q: Why social enterprise instead of social entrepreneurship? 
A: I want to focus on the organizational structure rather than the individuals within an organization. Social entrepreneurship can mean anything from a large organization championing for social causes to a lone 
person doing community development. While both of those are important and valuable this is a resource geared towards people interested in the organizational side of things.
A: I want to focus on the organizational structure rather than the individuals within an organization. Social entrepreneurship can mean anything from a large organization championing for 
social causes to a lone person doing community development. While both of those are important and valuable this is a resource geared towards people interested in the organizational side of 
things.
Q: How is a social enterprise different from a nonprofit? 
A: A social enterprise may be a nonprofit. While nonprofits are usually focused on social impact they may not be generating any revenue to fund themselves.
Q: Why not just add this information to Wikipedia? 
A: Wikipedia is meant to contain information that's encyclopedic in nature. Meaning, it should contain the most important and verified information in a well summarized form. This document is much more like a 
phone book trying to link out to relative resources that are useful.
A: Wikipedia is meant to contain information that's encyclopedic in nature. Meaning, it should contain the most important and verified information in a well summarized form. This document is 
much more like a phone book trying to link out to relative resources that are useful.
Contributing (CONTRIBUTING.md)