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What makes social entrepreneurship so crucial in today’s world is its ability to harness business for the good and apply creativity, innovation, and empathy to tackle our global society’s most

This month, Elle Smith, American model, journalist, and Miss USA 2021 sat down with Nesha Mutuku, director of the Net Impact Black Professional Chapter, former moderator of Net Impact’s The

The latest IPCC Report came out last month and, once again, the message is clear: Things are worse than previously thought, the communities least responsible for climate change will be the most

Net Impact is excited to feature an excerpt of Philip McKenzie’s essay, which was originally published on Medium, on our blog. To read the full article, please visit his Medium page here. “The

Social entrepreneurship is a means for an individual or entity to develop and fund solutions that address social issues directly. In other words, a social entrepreneur looks for opportunities that may

On March 8, the world celebrates International Women’s Day. This global holiday is about celebrating the achievements of women, while also spotlighting and creating dialogues around important issues

In recent weeks, we have once again witnessed coordinated attacks on the LGBTQ+ community in the United States. Lawmakers in Texas, Florida, Indiana, Georgia, Idaho, Wyoming, Missouri, and other

Social impact and sustainability are among the more significant forces driving change in today’s world. The scope of our understanding of the concepts of sustainability and social impact has also

Each year in February, the United States recognizes the great contributions of the Black community through Black History Month. During this time, we are reminded of our continued commitment to reflect

Nearly everything used in the fashion world comes in some form from nature. Yet, the fashion industry still has a lot of work to do to promote and practice sustainability. Sustainable clothing is made

Today, it is easy to think of the United States as a contentiously divided nation. Yet, despite the polarizing narratives and the many challenges we face, there is still the belief that more connects

When impact entrepreneur Seth Goddard found himself looking for a new venture and mission at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the lifelong learner in him decided to embrace the opportunity to slow