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Social innovation labs

A research paper by a recent graduate of the Masters in Social Innovation programme at Cambridge Judge Business School is published by …

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Handy inclusion

Newly published Handbook of Inclusive Innovation is co-edited by Professor Paul Tracey of Cambridge Judge and includes several contributions from the School. …

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£10,000 Cambridge prize for ‘achievement and ambition’ in social enterprise

Feminist fashion, affordable housing, co-operative farming and fostering independence in people with learning disabilities: four outstanding social entrepreneurs are being celebrated today …

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Social engagement

The work of the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation is featured in the Impact through Engagement series of films by the University …

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REACH Ely case studies in development

The initial stage of the REACH Ely implementation involves scoping and developing fifty case studies on church buildings and community characteristics with …

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Cambridge Social Innovation Blog

Posts from our guest authors and our staff on social innovation.

The Hogwarts Express: power of diversity and human kindness

Current Mst in Social innovation student, Ali Turhan, shares why he applied for the programme, and what his experience has been.

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Ali Turhan
Ali Turhan

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Black History Month: the struggle to be what you can’t see

Race & Oxbridge It’s amazing how one passing comment can change your life. In my case, it was my daughter who casually announced that places like Oxford and Cambridge were not for people like her. There was no emotion in her voice. For her 13-year old mixed white and Afro-Caribbean self, this was just an […]

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Christine Kinnear
Christine Kinnear

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The Social Ideas Podcast: I am, because we are

Black History Month In the UK, October was first designated Black History month in 1987, with the desire and aim to commemorate the contribution, work, lives and identity of the UK’s Black communities. Dr Leon Prieto There is a term from the Akan people of Ghana known as Sankofa, which means, “go back and get […]

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Pam Mungroo
Pam Mungroo

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Innovation ecosystems (The Cambridge Judge Business Debate podcast series)

Innovation ecosystems – networks and places to exchange ideas – are helping to unlock value through collaboration across industries. In this episode, …

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The challenges for social enterprise

Neil Stott, Chief Executive of the Keystone Development Trust, talks about the challenges of retaining social and financial returns on investment in …

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Your vote can help solve world hunger

A Cambridge Judge Business School team of students is competing in the Hult Global Case Challenge. Here they speak about their idea …

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The motivation to deliver social value give social enterprises a competitive advantage

As government budgets around the world come under increasing pressure, there is renewed interest in what public services can be better delivered …

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Sir Fazle Hasan Abed, BRAC: Want to help? First research

Proper research is vital in helping poverty stricken populations in developing countries, says Sir Fazle Hasan Abed The Chairman and Founder of …

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The Social Innovation Concentration, on the Cambridge MBA

Professor Paul Tracey draws together his wide network of leaders in the sector to deliver the highly personalised Social Innovation Concentration on …

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Stefano Scarpetta, OECD: Youth unemployment and skill mismatch

A Centre for International Business and Management (CIBAM) panel discussion entitled ‘Job Mismatch and the Pursuit of Talent’ prompted a variety of …

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