Milica Pavlovic is spending three months with RADIUS in Quito, Ecuador and reporting back on her experiences. After the official wrap-up of the Salto Social program earlier this month, our
After an incredible response to our call for applications, we’re happy to present our first cohort of RADIUS Fellows! From February through June, this crew of Radical Doers will gather
Milica Pavlovic is spending three months with RADIUS in Quito, Ecuador and reporting back on her experiences. With only one class left in the Salto Social incubator program, this week
Zoya Jiwa is a 3rd year student at Simon Fraser University studying Sociology and sustainable community development. She continuously seeks to understand the complexity of systemic social and environmental problems
RADIUS is happy to announce that the first recipient of Social Innovation Fund moneys is the Multicultural Understanding Initiative. The Project’s funding application outlined its vision in this short animated video:
This week’s national RECODE gathering talked social entrepreneurship and innovation connected to post-secondary education – and the role of ambiguity, failure, and systems change. And ABBA.… Here’s how it went
Milica Pavlovic is spending the next three months with RADIUS in Quito, Ecuador and reporting back on her experiences. On my first official day in Quito, I was invited to
RADIUS Director Shawn Smith returned last week from working with the Ecuadorean entrepreneurs in our “Salto Social” accelerator program in Quito. Run in conjunction with partners Impacto Quito and Global
RADIUS, the Beedie School of Business’ social venture lab and incubator, has partnered with the MaRS Centre for Impact Investing on a new national investment fund for ventures committed to
RADIUS has several desks to rent to innovators and radical doers in our shared office space at The Amp, in Gastown/Chinatown. Check out the details below and contact Operations Manager