Above: RADIUS Fellows Sarah Beley, Patrick Lee, Jeff McGregor, and Irina Molohovsky with RADIUS mentor Wes Regan (centre) at Promote the Vote’s 100 in 1 Day urban intervention in June
Artemis Technologies was recently awarded Social Innovation seed funding from RADIUS and Sustainable SFU. Here, they tell the story of travelling to Quebec this Spring to compete in the 2015
MBA student Minghui Yu was awarded awarded Social Innovation seed funding from RADIUS and Embark for his project, termed the Multicultural Understanding Initiative. Here he explains who he has initiated this project,
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]The Ecotrust Lab @ RADIUS is working with community to design, test and launch new approaches to sustainable urban economic development. Based in Vancouver’s inner city, our goals are
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] It’s been a great news week for some of the radical doers RADIUS is lucky to work with. Take a look! [/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”50″][vc_column_text] Keys to the Street
RADIUS Fellow Sarah Beley discusses her project on Intercultural/faith Dialogue. All photos courtesy of the Mosaic Institute. Inspired and formulated within the discussions and events participated through the Radius fellowship,
RADIUS is happy to announce the latest round of recipients of Social Innovation seed funding, available to SFU students from RADIUS in partnership with Sustainable SFU. Soap n’ Stories The Project: This
Our Trampoline 2 program is in full swing, bringing together a diverse cohort of social entrepreneurs – from upcycling design to health through social innovation, from pianos in public spaces
RADIUS is gearing up for its first ever Cascadia Social Innovation Tour and we could not be more excited. Next week, 55 of us — including our inaugural cohort of
RADIUS Ventures will be delivering the RBC First Peoples Enterprise Accelerator, announced at the end of April by SFU’s Beedie School of Business. Check out some of the media coverage