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The necessary discomfort of postcolonial narratives in the social studies classroom

Examining Canadian secondary students' experiences of their social studies curriculum, this research shows that students and teachers can feel uncomfortable learning about indigenous perspectives, but that this discomfort can act as a catalyst for learning and reconciliation when learners include themselves in the narratives.
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Social entrepreneur mum wins the Prime Minister's Points of Light award

Social entrepreneur mum wins award for empowering parents.
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The Social Ideas Podcast: should charities charge fees for services?

Should charities charge for their services?
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Start where we are

When it comes to climate change the epitaph for our species may well be ‘too little, too late’: or, ‘must try harder’.
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International Women’s Day 2019: #BalanceforBetter

In the first of a new series of podcasts, Dr Lilia Giugni discusses the challenges of being a scholar and an activist, the prevention of gender-based violence, and the strategies of Southern Italian anti-mafia activists.
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Cambridge Social Innovation Prize

The Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation and Trinity Hall, one of the oldest colleges in Cambridge, have partnered to celebrate and support extraordinary social innovators.
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The Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation builds best practices across business, civil society, policy and academia for a more equitable, inclusive and sustainable world.