May 14th and May 15th, 2020
New York City
We instigate gatherings that offer a unique personal and professional development experience for stakeholders coming from business, education, government, and technology with an interest in bringing people, organizations, and society from its current state to its future state.
We instigate gatherings that offer a unique personal and professional development experience for stakeholders coming from business, education, government, and technology with an interest in bringing people, organizations, and society from its current state to its future state.
Social innovation is when we all work together to make the world a better place. It's that simple. We take a future-facing approach to change that comes from a place of possibility. We speak, act, and dream from the world we are creating. This empowers us to shape the emerging future with intention. Here's how we do it...
Cultivate empathy to deepen the relationship with yourself & others.
Sew yourself into the cultural fabric to identify unmet needs.
Co-create value to serve those unmet needs.
Attach a business model to the value to maximize impact.
We are a passionate movement of artists, creators, innovators, entrepreneurs, teachers, doctors, lawyers, government officials, and community members. We believe there is enough space here for all perspectives.
The next unconference is scheduled for 2020. It will take place in New York City. More details coming soon.
Way Finding, Matt Chavez
Radical Self-Acceptance, Sophia Zheng
Crafting the Collective Message, Miles Cutler
Meaningful Relationships of Startup Ecosystems, Scott Poris, 1776
Amplify your impact by instigating self-organized gatherings, Tony Bacigalupo
Co-Create Your Desired Reality, Amanda McCormick
Spiritual Emergence, Katrina Michelle, PhD, LCSW
Continuing Education for Registered Yoga Teachers, Julian Devoe
Passion Finder, Amela Subasic
Reframing Uncertainty, Jessica Lipman
Taking Responsibility of Your Life, Jenn Malamas, MD
Building Companies That Serve Human Needs, Daniel D’Alonzo
Sociodramatic Play and Problem-Solving, Jamie Lynn McCoppin, MA, RDT
Authentic Life Space Organizing for Holistic Humans, Arielle Ortiz
Bridging the Gap Between Personal Development and Global Healing, Dan Chung
Art and Social Change, Yuko Kudo
Imagine a world where we work cooperatively in the community to design a sustainable way of life. Where we unlock the intrinsic motivation to transform our circumstances into meaningful opportunities. A place where we wake up excited to be a part of something bigger than ourselves. Where we intentionally cultivate superpowers like compassion, vulnerability, imagination, and empathy to elevate the collective consciousness, instigate cultural evolution, and move the world forward.
This is the world we imagine.
We are a movement of local community members who work cooperatively to design a sustainable future.
Earlybird tickets go on-sale in March.
Liz has a collaborative leadership style that results in people working together to affect meaningful change. She builds on a movement of civic participation to reshape government.
Forbes "30 Under 30", Top 10 Women to Watch by the United Nations Foundation, named a "Global Shaper" by the World Economic Forum, and the list goes on.
Christine spent a decade climbing the ranks in the financial tech industry. Learn how she transitioned to the community, and secured funding to create employment for herself.
Mahan Rishi is an international teacher who has been leading retreats and yatras (spiritual pilgrimages) to India, Nepal and
Tibet over the past 25 years.
Jane is the co-founder of Along the Way, an organization providing informal services to women. Learn how she transitioned after 30 years in the pharmaceutical industry.
Laura is a recognized leader in cutting edge social enterprise and sustainability policy. She registered the first-ever benefit corporation in 2010, and is a "B Corp Champion" by B Labs.
Allison is the food entrepreneur known for “bringing more to the table”. She is the founder of the MicroGreens nonprofit, and Principal of the Allison Sosna Group Benefit LLC.
Tineke is a climate communicator working to raise awareness of climate change and of solutions leading to climate resilience. She holds Ph.D. in physics from MIT.
Gery served 25 years as a British diplomat where he led a team in London dealing with Climate Change, Renewable Energy Technology and Energy Security policy issue.
Nikki is the creative director for the fast-casual restaurant from D.C. making its way to new cities. They partner with local nonprofits, food producers, and sustainable farms.
Learn how she positions the library as the backbone of a civically engaged community and a place where social entrepreneurs find what they need to succeed.
Aria is an actress who figured out a way to use her art to make an impact on the world. Learn how she used a failed crowdfunding campaign to launch a social enterprise.
Joel quit his stable and secure teaching job to co-found Princeton Learning Cooperative. He is helping to lead an international movement to re-imagine how we educate young people.
James is a financial advisor specializing in managing assets through socially responsible investing. His clients are entrepreneurs and
the people who fund them.
Daniel is building a playbook for cultivating collaborative ecosystems in new cities across the nation. He brings creators and organizations together in a meaningful way.
Liz has a collaborative leadership style that results in people working together to affect meaningful change. She builds on a movement of civic participation to reshape government.
Forbes "30 Under 30", Top 10 Women to Watch by the United Nations Foundation, named a "Global Shaper" by the World Economic Forum, and the list goes on.
Christine spent a decade climbing the ranks in the financial tech industry. Learn how she transitioned to the community, and secured funding to create employment for herself.
Mahan Rishi is an international teacher who has been leading retreats and yatras (spiritual pilgrimages) to India, Nepal and
Tibet over the past 25 years.
Jane is the co-founder of Along the Way, an organization providing informal services to women. Learn how she transitioned after 30 years in the pharmaceutical industry.
Laura is a recognized leader in cutting edge social enterprise and sustainability policy. She registered the first-ever benefit corporation in 2010, and is a "B Corp Champion" by B Labs.
Allison is the food entrepreneur known for “bringing more to the table”. She is the founder of the MicroGreens nonprofit, and Principal of the Allison Sosna Group Benefit LLC.
Tineke is a climate communicator working to raise awareness of climate change and of solutions leading to climate resilience. She holds Ph.D. in physics from MIT.
Learn how she positions the library as the backbone of a civically engaged community and a place where social entrepreneurs find what they need to succeed.
Aria is an actress who figured out a way to use her art to make an impact on the world. Learn how she used a failed crowdfunding campaign to launch a social enterprise.
Joel quit his stable and secure teaching job to co-found Princeton Learning Cooperative. He is helping to lead an international movement to re-imagine how we educate young people.
James is a financial advisor specializing in managing assets through socially responsible investing. His clients are entrepreneurs and
the people who fund them.
Daniel is the founder of Princeton Impact Project and the Cooperative Impact series. Learn how he immersed himself in the local community to find where he is most needed.
Gery served 25 years as a British diplomat where he led a team in London dealing with Climate Change, Renewable Energy Technology and Energy Security policy issue.
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The intersection of community, technology, business, and government. Join us as we bring these essential elements together to make a meaningful impact on the world.