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Are we on the cusp of the 'Age of Freedom'?

GreenBiz

Rethinking Humanity " makes the case that the convergence of key technologies is about to disrupt the five foundational sectors that underpin the global economy, and with them every major industry in the world. . Information Technology. Corporate Social Responsibility. Clean Economy. Innovation.

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Arrow Electronics Celebrates Groundbreaking of New Junior Achievement Education Facility

3BL Media

Helping Junior Achievement develop programming that allows students to learn how to use technology to solve problems aligns perfectly with our goal to build a smarter tomorrow,” said Joe Verrengia, Arrow’s global director of corporate social responsibility programs. For more information, visit www.JAColorado.org. ###.

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Battle Lines Drawn for ESG / G&Sustainable Investment Fights in 2023

3BL Media

the Securities & Exchange Commission is challenging investment advisors and investment companies about their ESG investment practices with a proposed rule that would “promote constant, comparable, and reliable information concerning funds’ and advisors’ incorporation of ESG factors.” In the U.S., Click here to view the full issue.

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Social Enterprises Can Grow Their Revenue and Impact by Partnering with Corporations – Here’s How to Support Them

James Militzer

As interest in social enterprises continues to increase around the world, Social Enterprise Support Organizations (SESOs) – like impact investors and accelerators – need to take action now to invest in the capacity of these businesses to seize the cross-sector growth opportunities that lie ahead.

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All AI Work is Not Created Equal: Building an Ecosystem That Supports Not Just Jobs, But Employment in East Africa

James Militzer

To reduce poverty, governments need to invest in the infrastructure, policies and regulations that can support the growth of stable work, especially since most employment in Africa (about 86%) is informal. They want to present their countries as ready and willing to meaningfully participate in the digital global economy.

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AI Ethics Are in Danger. Funding Independent Research Could Help

Stanford Social Innovation

A better future for AI is possible—an AI future that isn’t motivated by vast accumulations of data gathered through the poorly regulated extraction of personal information or profit motives that are centered around maximizing and appealing to shareholders quarter after quarter.

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Making the Global B Corp Movement Bloom in Korea and Beyond

Stanford Social Innovation

Today, B Lab, the brand’s nonprofit evaluation entity, has certified more than 4,000 companies (including large, global companies) across 77 countries as B Corps, and is working hard to build a community of entrepreneurs that improves through mutual encouragement, cooperation, and information sharing. Other Considerations.