In June 2018, RADIUS hosted CONVERGE, a gathering of over 130 active social innovation lab practitioners and key ecosystem enablers in Vancouver, BC. The Canadian labs field has grown substantially
The Semester in Social Enterprise is a unique experiential learning opportunity. Running for 10 weeks (2 in Vancouver and 8 in Quito, Ecuador), program participants work in small teams to
We’re Growing! RADIUS is thrilled to welcome three incredible Program Managers to our team: Camille Dumond, Candice Day, and Kelsey Klaver. Each of these impressive changemakers arrives to RADIUS with
Health Change Lab is a once-in-a-degree immersive experiential learning program. Undergraduate students from a variety of academic disciplines – including Business, Interactive Arts and Technology, Health Sciences, and Kinesiology –
RADIUS is accepting applications for our next Trampoline Business Model Validation Program and Slingshot Accelerator cohorts! APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN We are thrilled to announce that applications are now open for the fall
Decolonizing Practices‘ project Sínulkhay and Ladders was recently awarded Social Innovation Seed Funding. Co-hosted by RADIUS and Embark Sustainability, the Social Innovation Seed Fund allocates up to $1,500 towards change
Applications for Beyond Borders, the core program of RADIUS’ Refugee Livelihood Lab, are now CLOSED. What is Beyond Borders? Beyond Borders is an applied learning experience of 11 full days over the
In February of 2018 RADIUS, in partnership with the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, SFU Public Square, and ALT/Now hosted ReframeWork: a national gathering of thought leaders and innovators focused on
Jillian Read is a writer, communications strategist, impressive person and member of the 2018 RADIUS Fellows. Photos by Matt Hanns Schroeter. I would not say I’ve gone through my life
The SFU Student Social Innovation Seed Fund is a joint initiative of Embark Sustainability and RADIUS that supports thoughtful change endeavours with social and environmental impact at their core. The
The Refugee Livelihood Lab recognizes that the process of refugee communities settling and building livelihoods, occurs in relationship to the unceded, ancestral lands and peoples of the Semiahmoo, Katzie, Kwikwetlem,
