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Inclusivity in Generative AI Should Be an Attribute, Not an Add-On. By Adam Burden & Laurie Henneborn. With gen AI support, humanoid robots can help people with disabilities conquer long-standing barriers to inclusivity and independence in the workplace and beyond. If, that is, their design mirrors the inclusivity they are built to provide.
Fall 2024 - Stanford Social Innovation Review
Fall 2024. Volume 22, Number 4. Read about how a bipartisan 20-year campaign boosted US high school graduation rates, how US public education can serve democracy by preparing students to become better citizens, how climate alliances can help business leaders push their industries to adopt more ambitious sustainability goals, how the world’s ...
Overview - Stanford Social Innovation Review
Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) is an award-winning magazine and website that covers cross-sector solutions to global problems.SSIR is written by and for social change leaders from around the world and from all sectors of society—nonprofits, foundations, business, government, and engaged citizens.SSIR’s mission is to advance, educate, and inspire the field of social innovation by ...
Fall 2021 - Stanford Social Innovation Review
Fall 2021. Volume 19, Number 4. Read about how a new approach to social innovation scales effective solutions, how positive externalities can be harnessed for social good, how social capital can be rebuilt in our communities, how philanthropy can help center equity in science, and other topics in the Fall 2021 issue of Stanford Social ...
Spring 2024 - Stanford Social Innovation Review
Spring 2024. Volume 22, Number 2. Read about how the health-care industry is joining the fight against climate change, how social enterprise law around the world balances the cultivation of trust with the promotion of scale, how startup cross-sector collaboratives should set their agendas for success, how Lyme disease patients’ self-advocacy ...
SSIR Online - Articles
SSIR Online, Fall 2022 Issue. By SSIR Editors. A collection of standout pieces published online about supporting women’s leadership in STEM, preventing gun violence, creating safer roads, measuring impact, and narrative change.
Fall 2023 - Stanford Social Innovation Review
Fall 2023 Volume 21, Number 4 Read about how we can reenvision high tech to serve society, how health-care providers should adopt a more holistic approach to treating patients, how smarter real estate design can improve the well-being of residents, how nonprofits can garner the trust of communities in which they work, and other topics in the Fall 2023 issue of Stanford Social Innovation Review.
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Fall 2020 - Stanford Social Innovation Review
Fall 2020. Volume 18, Number 4. Read about how the B Corp movement is winning over multinational corporations, how nonprofits of color can build the capacity to serve their communities, how a more expansive approach to philanthropy can help create a more equitable and just society, how social sector practitioners can better understand and apply ...
Stanford Social Innovation Review
Making Health Innovations Thrive in Africa. By Christian Seelos, Miki Sofer, Caitlin Burton & Johanna Mair. Many hurdles stand in the way of successful innovation. The case of Zipline, an autonomous drone delivery platform, demonstrates many of the pitfalls of the dominant modes of development in Africa, along with some potential solutions.