Social Impact House

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APPLY to become a fellow at the Penn Social Impact House and join a community of Penn alumni, graduate, and undergraduate students who have solutions to impact the world. The Final deadline is Thursday, February 27, 2014.

http://www.penn.socialimpacthouse.com/

What is the Penn Social Impact House? Led by Penn experts and world-renowned thought leaders in social innovation, design thinking, and business development, PSIH is a customized program for Penn alumni, graduate and undergraduate students to gain the tools, skills, and networks to activate the ideas that will change the world. The program will take place in a beautiful estate in Great Barrington, MA from May 20 - June 1, 2014. Sponsored by Penn’s Nonprofit Leadership Program, the program aims to convene top leaders across the university and supports the social innovation community at Penn. Visit our website for more information. See the attached document for more information.

Home Page The Schwartz Family Penn Social Impact House is a collaborative space with an ambitious purpose training the next generation of innovators.

Led by Penn experts and world-renowned thought leaders in social innovation, design thinking, and business development, PSIH is a customized program for Penn...

A chat with PSIH mentor, Kushal Sacheti!

SEEKHO — SEEKHO Speaker Series: Kushal Sacheti, Founder of... SEEKHO Speaker Series: Kushal Sacheti, Founder of Center for Curiosity

A beautiful piece by Lansie Sylvia "Sharing a common purpose — to create change and perfect our social ventures — meant that we all had a vested interest in building each other up, not tearing each other down."

Generocity.org - Guest Post: What I Learned at the Penn Social Impact House Greater Philadelphia's source for local nonprofit news, giving and networking.

A great article about an AWESOME book on how we learn (and teach). All you Ed folks - make it required reading for your students, parents, and teachers!!

Debunking the Genius Myth | MindShift http://blogs.kqed.org/mindshift/2013/08/debunking-the-genius-myth/

Debunking the Genius Myth Two authors use the latest research in psychology and neuroscience to try and convince teens, with lots of pop culture references and humor thrown in, that understanding how their brain learns can help them “totally rule the world.”

The house that social impact built.

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love.

at the Center for Social Innovation in New York.

"It's like summer camp with 22 people that you're predisposed to loving." - Lansie

Final reflection