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,
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
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
RADIUS is excited to announce a stellar new team member with the First Peoples Enterprise Accelerator Program (FPEAP): Carnation Zhuwaki! Carnation joins us as the lead Case Writer for the
We are excited to introduce the 2021 Civic Innovation Change Lab (CICL) cohort! Over the next 13 weeks, this group of SFU students will work in teams to understand a
By living within the lie – that is, conforming to the system’s demands – we all confirm the system, fulfil the system, make the system, ARE the system. – Vaclav
The feature image was borrowed from this online source. The following is a reflection on the RADIUS Me and White Supremacy book circle and an invitation for white privilege-holding changemakers
This photo was taken by Jacqueline Jennings, Director, Fireweed Fellowship. The following piece was written by Candice Day, Program Manager, First Peoples Enterprise Accelerator Program. One of the goals of
Please note: This interview was conducted by RADIUS Engagement Coordinator Eliane Bowden in February 2020, prior to COVID-19 restrictions. Imagine going to school, acquiring a degree in computer software engineering,