Bart Skorupa speaks about why his charity invested heavily into technology to help end poverty.
The Mashery Presents: The Business of APIs
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Money, money, money. Donors are faced with a never-ending parade of worthy causes. We want to provide clean water! We are training leaders! On and on. While working to fight poverty, modern charities must also navigate the game-changing social and technological innovations affecting (and sometimes overwhelming) their donors. How can we remain mission-focused while re-imagining those relationships? Learn how Bart Skorupa is disrupting the traditional giving model, by inspiring donors to become activists, advocates, and storytellers for a number of causes, in unique and unprecedented ways.
SOCAP is a platform where social impact leaders can connect and present their ideas to a global audience. Their annual flagship event in San Francisco is the world’s largest conference for impact investors and social entrepreneurs and has drawn more than 100,000 people.
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Start Something Good is a design thinking workshop that helps you start social impact opportunities in your life. Led by Bart Jan Skorupa, co-founder of Groundwork Opportunities (GO), and Seamus Harte, Storytelling and Media Curriculum Designer at the Stanford d.school and co-founder of Matter Wave Media, the workshop provides you lasting insights with access to entrepreneurs and their stories on how they started their companies.
Full Circle Fund is an active network of professionals who leverage their time, talent and connections to help nonprofit organizations launch new initiatives, make a greater impact and accelerate positive change in our community. For FCF, we customize SSG workshops at their annual retreats.
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GO and URCSF are not-for-profit organizations focused on creating a world beyond extreme poverty by empowering community leaders to find solutions to their own problems through thriving social networks of support. Bart Skorupa and Peter Luswata will discuss their collaborative successes in Uganda and how they are enabling global participation to foster the local change needed to end the existence of extreme poverty in our lifetime.
Lecture presented to faculty and students at the College of Civil Engineering (CE) at the University of Illinois. Illinois CE graduates have the skills to solve complex structural, architectural, and materials engineering problems.
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Photography by Leila Seppa Photography