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From the series: Ashoka Fellows on building a world where everyone can contribute as changemakers. Selections below, plus more here.
Purvi Shah on listening to those closest to the problems
DY Suharya on driving policy change
Raj Jayadev on the transformation of power
Ann Dumaliang on challenges at Masungi Georeserve
Onte (Silverius Oscar Unggul) on the Voice of Nature
Anna-Lena von Hodenberg on protecting free speech
Rosanne Haggerty on trusting communities to solve problems
David Bornstein on connecting with the world's deep needs
Marc Freedman on connecting the generations
Ximena Abogabir on longevity and life purpose
Helena Puig on the polarization footprint of social media platformsBrowse Episodes
Start with select conversations below, and/or browse the playlist.
Welcome Change Partners
Forbes
Forbes and Ashoka have a long-standing media partnership in North, Central, and Latin America. Ashoka publishes business-related stories from an Ashoka lens on its own Forbes’ channel, promoting Ashoka Fellows and other social entrepreneurs in our network.
Boehringer Ingelheim
Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) and Ashoka have partnered together in promoting innovative solutions to challenging health problems since 2010. By exploring the intersection of social entrepreneurship, employee talent development, and healthcare networks the teams have co-designed "win-win" solutions to global healthcare challenges. Solutions have come through increasing individuals’ access to healthcare and community health issues, especially underserved populations. Over 5 years, the team has supported 75 Making More Health fellows in 47 countries, launched 3 global open-source competitions finding 800+ health innovations worldwide, and engage 10% of BI's global workforce of 45,000.
Boehringer Ingelheim
Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) and Ashoka have partnered together in promoting innovative solutions to challenging health problems since 2010. By exploring the intersection of social entrepreneurship, employee talent development, and healthcare networks the teams have co-designed "win-win" solutions to global healthcare challenges. Solutions have come through increasing individuals’ access to healthcare and community health issues, especially underserved populations. Over 5 years, the team has supported 75 Making More Health fellows in 47 countries, launched 3 global open-source competitions finding 800+ health innovations worldwide, and engage 10% of BI's global workforce of 45,000.