A Vision of the Common Good

by Lynn Carruthers | 2008 | Policy

This graphic recording captures highlights from Michael Gerson's keynote address at the 2008 Gathering. Download this file for an illustrative look at the future of the American political scene.

A Vision of the Common Good

by Michael Gerson | 2008 | Policy

In this keynote address from the 2008 Gathering, Michael Gerson, former speechwriter to George W. Bush, surveys the political landscape in America, leveling a charge to Republicans and Democrats. His message? Each can and should do more to fight poverty, and they can look to social entrepreneurs as an example.

America is Ready

by Gathering of Leaders | 2008 | Policy

Download this chapter from the 2008 Gathering Report to learn about Peter Hart's February 2008 national poll of likely voters to learn about their views on the direction of the nation and what role social entrepreneurs can play in driving change.

Building the Next Action Agenda

by Gathering of Leaders | 2010 | Strategy

This 2010 Action Agenda captures the next generation of ideas and opportunities for social entrepreneurship and social innovation surfaced during a live brainstorm at the Gathering. In the coming years, the Gathering community and a broader network of colleagues and partners will work to drive this agenda forward.

Demystifying Politics: Social Entrepreneurs Driving Change

by Lynn Carruthers | 2007 | Policy

This graphic recording captures highlights from the 2007 Gathering session with David Gergen that focused on closing the gap between policymakers and social entrepreneurs. Download this file for an illustrative look at the role of the social entrepreneur at the intersection of politics and systems change.

Timeline: Bridging Social Entrepreneurship and Government

by Gathering of Leaders | 2010 | Policy

While bridges between social entrepreneurs and government emerged during the past several decades, significant progress has occurred only in recent years. This high-level timeline beginning in 1990 and ending early 2010 highlights the growing momentum realized in bridging the worlds of social innovation and policy.