“If we are to address the daunting problems that face our planet today, we need a radical transformation of our educational system…a student-centered, hands-on, inquiry-based, collaborative model in which all
A Slingshot accelerator Cohort 2 celebration May 7th | 6 PM Portside Pub | 7 Alexander Street Light food provided. Get your $10 ticket here! Advance tickets include your first
The SFU Beedie Sustainability Challenge received funding from the Student Social Innovation seed funding offered by RADIUS and Sustainable SFU; read more here about the SFU MBAs behind the challenge! This post
Presented by RADIUS, Groundswell, and Ashoka ReSchool is a hands-on conference+design sprint for education innovators of all stripes. We’re working to create community across sector boundaries, push bold thinking, and
“Since launching LifeSpace Gardens at the BC Home and Garden show (which blew away even our highest expectations!) we’ve been on a mission to transform our headquarters into a finely
RADIUS Fellow Brielle Morgan reports back on the Fellowship program’s packed public event ConcAUCTION: Ask. Source. Connect., hosted this Monday at the HiVE. You can also check out how it
We’ve got some big news to share! We’re hosting a train tour to Seattle and Portland and we want you to join us! Clear your calendars and pull our your
The RADIUS Fellows cordially invite you to mix up your Monday night and join us for an experiment in connecting and celebrating. We’ve borrowed from the best of our favourite
We are excited to introduce the participants of our inaugural Trampoline cohort! RADIUS Ventures has launched its first Trampoline summer cohort, bringing together a diverse cohort of social entrepreneurs to
UPDATE Online ticket sales are closed. Doors at 6 PM. Program starts at 6:45 PM. Tickets are available at the door for $20. Cash only. Failure happens. In entrepreneurship,
Guest Blog by Sivansh Padhy A few fellow ambitious students and I had the great opportunity to have breakfast with a man who’s passion encompasses the globe and its people.
When Denise Taschereau, SFU alumna and CEO of Fareware, sits down with new customers she makes sure to talk about the “costs of change.” She has discovered the value of