Once upon a time when I was living in Belgium, I frequented a small bar in the equally small town of Hoogstraten, merely a hop, skip and jump from the Dutch border. The place was packed every weekend with young people into good music, good beer and good company, and regulars took it in turn [...]
When eating and drinking can save the world
by Carly on 08. May, 2011 in Aid and development, Culture, Food, Local community, My life, Social enterprise, Travel
Social business alive and kicking in Melbourne
by Carly on 30. Mar, 2011 in Fashion, Food, Local community, Migration, Refugees, Social enterprise
Recently I have been devoting time to researching and learning about social businesses and social enterprises, which are effectively not-for-profit – or sometimes profit – businesses set up to address a social issue. One of the pioneers of social business is Professor Muhammad Yunus, who established the Noble Peace prize winning Grameen Bank in [...]

