In just a few weeks, the Social Innovation Forum (SIF) will be moving about a half mile south, into a new headquarters at 2 Oliver Street. We look forward to sharing our story with you, and to the incredible opportunity that lies ahead of us.
On August 14, the Social Innovation Forum hosted the fourth session in our board development series with Vicki Burkhart of the Burkhart Group at More Than Giving Co. The fourth session in the series was Building the Right Board for your Nonprofit: Fundraising, where we discussed how we can engage everyone on the board in the fundraising process and the strategies needed to build a fundraising board.
Check out the seventh installment of our SIF Community Summer Series. Each week, we will share events hosted by our partners, past and present. Be sure to get out there and support our inspiring greater Boston social impact community!
Check out the sixth installment of our SIF Community Summer Series. Each week, we will share events hosted by our partners, past and present. Be sure to get out there and support our inspiring greater Boston social impact community!
Check out the fifth installment of our SIF Community Summer Series. Each week, we will share events hosted by our partners, past and present. Be sure to get out there and support our inspiring greater Boston social impact community!
The Social Innovation Forum is excited to announce an additional social issue track for the 2019 Social Innovator Accelerator. Nominations and applications are now being accepted for an eighth track, “Ensuring Long-term Success for Young People with Disabilities,” supported by the Edith M. Ashley Fund, a fund of the Boston Foundation.
Check out the fourth installment of our SIF Community Summer Series. Each week, we will share events hosted by our partners, past and present. Be sure to get out there and support our inspiring greater Boston social impact community!
Coworking members share their perspective on the SIF coworking space
By Alphonse Litz, Sakura Tomizawa
Published on July 24, 2018
We asked the team from Boston Explorers to share their perspective on coworking at the Social Innovation Forum. Boston Explorers is one of 12 nonprofit organizations working out of our collaborative space at One Congress Street.
GRIT worked with hundreds of wheelchair riders, engineers, and industry experts over the last five years to open up a whole new range of possibilities for those bold enough to move beyond the pavement.
