Archive for the ‘hub news’ Category
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Impact Investing in Australia: new report from DEEWR
DEEWR releases new impact investing report surveying the Australian landscape and describing a plan for the future.
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Meet SEFA: Innovative Lending for Social Enterprise [March 4th]
Join us in discussion with David Rickards, from Social Enterprise Finance Australia, on the importance of financing social enterprise to achieve social impact. March 4th, Alice Springs; Desert Knowledge Precinct.
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Applications Now Open: School for Social Entrepreneurs in Alice Springs
Are you interested in making social change in Central Australia? We’re bringing the School for Social Entrepreneurs to Alice Springs. Register your interest now.
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desert hub featured in RIG News
The desert hub featured in the Remote Indigenous Gardens Network.
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DPC Art Training Facility Opening
On Friday June 22nd, join the Desert Peoples Centre and partners for the opening of our new Art Training Facility at the Desert Knowledge Precinct.
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desert hub invites you to a launch and an event
As we kickstart 2012, the desert hub invites you to our launch and the social enterprise event of the year.
Launch – March 19th; and the Event – March 20th.
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CDEP, it is a changin’
The Community Development Employment Program is a longstanding and core element of government policy implementation in Aboriginal affairs. This is especially the case in remote Australia.
With advocates and detractors on both sides of the fence and a turbulent run …
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Ecopreneurship and Opportunities: Biodiversity Fund
Environmental entrepreneurship (or ecopreneurship) is closely aligned with the social enterprise movement, with social entrepreneurs seeking the same thing, a better world for us and future generations.
In common, is the approach and motivation to engage with a challenge, social or environmental, and see an opportunity.
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Funding: New Grants for Social Enterprises
The latest grants specifically for social enterprise have just been announced by the Westpac Foundation.
With 8 grants of $50,000 to support existing enterprises in 2012 – as a “reward for your sustainable business model” – the programme is worth a closer look.
