Social enterprises are increasingly a tool in the community development toolbox.

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Rural Routes

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Bojan Furst/Harris Centre

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I am a knowledge mobilization manager at the Leslie Haris Centre of Regional Policy and Development at Memorial University of...

Length: 0:46:45
Uploaded: 21 May, 2019

Recording Date: 21 May, 2019
Recording Location: St. John's, NL
Logsheet: none
Language: English
Topical for: Timeless
Status: Complete, Ready to Air
Copyright: Bojan Fürst/The Harris Centre

Program Title: S3E6 – Social enterprise and community development
Description: Social enterprises are increasingly a tool in the community development toolbox. In November 2018, Drs. Natalie Slawinski and Blair Winsor from the Faculty of Business Administration at Memorial University of Newfoundland and the Harris Centre organized a workshop and a public forum on Fogo Island to present the final results of a research project on the role of social enterprises in community development. Using the excerpts from that event and the conversation in the studio with Dr. John Schouten, Canada Research Chair in Social Enterprise, and Kimberly Orren, director of Fishing for Success, this episode is your primer on the role social enterprises could play in rural development.

Host(s): Bojan Fürst
Featured Speakers/Guests: John Schouton, Natalie Slawinski, Kimberly Orren, Blair Winsor

Credits: Bojan Fürst/The Harris Centre

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