Cambridge Judge Business School: Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation

Entrepreneurship for development

Economic development in rural areas may be key to break the poverty cycle in Africa. The Centre for Social Innovation studies the lessons that can be learned from an innovative but contentious macro-credit model introduced in Tanzania.
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Social innovation, over time

Community activists tend to seek urgent solutions, but a new study from the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation emphasises how patience is essential for cross-sector development work.
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The Hearts Milk Bank

Cambridge Social Venture, The Hearts Milk Bank, seeks to speed up the process of donating milk, while carrying out vital research into its life-saving properties.
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Reclaiming symbols and spaces

Dr Lilia Giugni, Teaching Associate at Cambridge Judge, unpacks the graduate construction of new meanings by activists and innovators transforming spaces previously owned by an oppressive system.
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Owning the future of work

Filmmaker Simon Ball describes a workplace where cooperation goes beyond more conventional ethical business models.
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Gender and the US military

Some positive steps have been made to improve gender equality in the American military, but some simple further steps could achieve much more – and that would reflect well beyond the armed forces.
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The Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, acts as a platform for research and engagement with social innovators, academia and policy in UK and across the world. Its primary focus is to understand, promote, and engage with social innovators and create and support social ventures and projects.