Brave envisions a world where every overdose is reversed. They build tools with people who use drugs to make overdose detection accessible to everyone, especially those most at risk. RADIUS’
This piece was written by: Christiana Onabola, Sean Celi, Sujata Lama, and Trisha Dulku and edited by Xiaoyi Zhu. Header photograph: Timon Wanner. In March, the RADIUS Refugee Livelihood Lab
RADIUS is a social innovation and systems change hub based out of the Beedie School of Business at Simon Fraser University, on the unceded, traditional territories of the xwməθkwəyəm (Musqueam),
Co-founders and candle enthusiasts Yoonji and Laura combined their business knowledge and passion for sustainability to launch Cirendipity. Simon Fraser University students Yoonji and Laura applied to RADIUS’ Social Innovation
RADIUS is a social innovation and systems change hub based out of the Beedie School of Business at Simon Fraser University, on the unceded and traditional territories of the xwməθkwəyəm
It’s February, which means it’s Black History Month! A month is simply not enough time to acknowledge all Black history deserving of the spotlight. Honouring and celebrating Black history, culture,
The RADIUS Refugee Livelihood Lab welcomes its third cohort of the Trampoline: Ideas into Action! program. Trampoline, is a twelve-week, cohort-based program for people who have an idea for a
The RADIUS team has expanded with the addition of four new team members; Evelyne Kiiza, Raphael Ochil, and Miranda Eng are the newest members supporting our Consulting and Training service
This blog was written by Kathleen Bono, Alumnus of the 2021 Migrant Systems Change Leadership Certificate program, from RADIUS’ Refugee Livelihood Lab. Photo by: Annie Spratt Being a newcomer to
This blog was written by the founders of South Asian Healing (SAH) Network, recipients of the Social Innovation Seed Fund in 2021. Sah…that means breath in Punjabi, and it is
RADIUS is a social innovation and systems change hub based out of the Beedie School of Business at Simon Fraser University, on the unceded and traditional territories of the xwməθkwəyəm
This blog was written by the founders of Finding Present, recipients of SFU Social Innovation Seed Funding in 2021. (Authors: Gabrielle Wong, Anisha Biswas, Puneet Chhina, and Catherine Wong) Art