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Most recently, LinkedIn recognized me as a Top R & D voice but I think we need top Social & Economy Voice (S & E Voice).: R & D Voice vs S & E Voice Indeed, there isn't a global platform specifically designed for world citizens to collectively voice their opinions and suggestions on issues such as judiciary misconduct and maladministration in political systems. While there are various international organizations and platforms that address related issues, none offer a comprehensive, unified space for global citizen engagement on these specific matters. So we need to have the  Social & Economy Voice global platform. By providing a centralized platform for global citizens to share their voices and collaborate on social and economic issues, "Top S & E Voice" can: Empower individuals to take an active role in societal reforms. Enhance transparency and accountability in governance. Foster global solidarity and collective action for positive change. Drive meaningful improvements in human and environmental health. Contribute to peace and security in societies worldwide. This platform could serve as a beacon of hope and a powerful tool for those seeking to make a difference in the world. Let us build the platform! Be the  Top S & E Voicer! To be a Top S & E Voicer, you need to embody the principles of active engagement, informed advocacy, and persistent pursuit of positive change in social and economic spheres.

Do you have a reaction to the US presidential election? 🗳️ 💡 Ideas or insights on how the result may impact social innovation efforts in the US and globally? 🛤️ Strategies or experiences that might help other leaders and organizations prepare for coming challenges? ❤️ Inspiring examples of individual or collective action that others can build on? Our community of readers wants to hear from you. Check out SSIR's submissions guidelines at the link below, and send your ideas to onlinesubmissions@ssir.org https://lnkd.in/erVFDPK3

Social transformations are complex and multifaceted. Our 2025 annual conference provides the opportunity to contribute to critical discourse. Submit your abstract by 18 October https://lnkd.in/grh8hPHE

The Cost of Ignorance in the Information Age: What Society and Professionals Can Do Learn more: Why is ignorance still so prevalent in an age of information overload, and what can be done to combat it, particularly to address social issues? Check out our new blog! #Newblog #Socialissues #CostofIgnorance #collectiveimpact #informationage #ThinkCritically #dosomething #ConnectTheDots #Imagine #DNAGlobal

This panel discussion on April 2 is sure to include some energizing ideas of how to sustain social innovation and maximize its impact for our communities. Our best solutions come from collaborations like this https://lnkd.in/gYAwngT2

Listening can be a powerful and transformative force for change in social systems of any kind from the smallest grouping of a family to larger social institutions. This graphic explains Otto Scharmer's levels of listening - although the idea stretches back some time. Read the article "Principles, Approaches & Methods for Social Innovation" to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gKgaReTB

We all dream of a better world, of a community where every citizen feels integrated and valued. This year's edition of the Civil Society Gala, in which I am honored to be part of the Social Impact Jury, urges us to reflect on the importance of "Communities for the Common Good", emphasizing the mobilization and involvement of citizens in projects that bring significant improvements in our lives and those around us. It is an opportunity to unite our efforts and make a difference in a world that often seems full of challenges and uncertainties. And it brings to mind spotmedia.ro, the project to which I have dedicated the past four years of my life and which has gained much more confidence as communities have been built around it: engaged readers, open partners, clients who care beyond metrics. It defends the right of each of us to accurate information, aware that this is a cornerstone of democracy and our progress as a society. And all it needs is for those involved, whether readers, companies, or agencies, to understand the crucial importance they have and to support it through concrete and responsible actions. In the end, we only need to understand that the power to change the world lies in our hands. Every gesture of involvement and support for initiatives that promote the common good is a precious stone in building a better future for all of us. Only together can we build communities for the common good😊 #CivilSocietyGala #CommunitiesForTheCommonGood

Happy Wednesday, everyone! 🌟 Let's talk about something that matters—social research! 📊 Social research is crucial because it helps us understand, analyze, and address societal challenges effectively. By delving deep into these issues, we can create positive change and build a brighter future for all. 🌟 We are curious: What social issue lights up your passion for research? Is it Education 📚, Healthcare 🏥, Environment 🌍, Social Equity 💖, or something else (let us know in the comments)? #SocialResearch #PassionForChange #WednesdayThoughts #CommunityImpact #SocialJustice

This panel discussion on April 2 is sure to include some energizing ideas of how to sustain social innovation and maximize its impact for our communities. Our best solutions come from collaborations like this https://lnkd.in/gvvzHtxt

How do societies and governments measure success? Is this the best of times or the worst of times? Here is a thought-provoking piece from the consistently thought-provoking Oshan Jarow. According to this study, conducted by no less a survey authority than Gallup, young people are actually getting happier globally. And the happiest countries are decidedly NOT the richest countries (Go Thailand!). The article lists the top 12 countries on two different measures of well-being and life satisfaction, and NONE of the G7 countries are on either list. The richest countries, particularly the US, seem to have the least happiness or satisfaction. In summary, the most common attitude people have is "I'm doing OK, but the rest of the world is going to sh*t." That certainly resonates with me. I get people in other countries who imagine that I, living in the US, am battling right-wing militias and heavily armed psychotics every day on my way to the grocery store, yet, in my immediate neighborhood, people are good. I get to work with a lot of very smart people who are doing creative and beneficial things. Also in the US, we have one presidential candidate who quotes economic statistics saying everything is great. So what about all those homeless people in every city I visit? How about unaffordable housing and rank inequality? And why do we need to continually find new enemies to bomb? Then there's the other guy, who imagines hordes of evil foreigners coming to take our jobs and defile our women and children. I only see people escaping poverty and willing to mow lawns, clean houses and work in hot kitchens. Both are crafting a narrative, appealing to some and irrelevant to many, increasingly me. We all craft a narrative every day, about the past, present and future and can choose to believe, or not, what we get fed. Let's own up to how powerful that is.