Fellows by Category
Transforming schools and changing the trajectory of life for inner-city youth by training and employing them to provide technical services to major corporations during their senior year in high school.
Redefining the role of the engineer in society by changing the training approach and standards to integrate global issues and real-world technology needs.
Reducing child abuse and neglect by providing families in crisis with a temporary alternative to the child welfare system
Spreading a new model to treat complex chronic diseases in rural and underserved areas by connecting urban healthcare specialists with rural providers through communication technology.
Pursuing social justice in health and development for young children and changing the nature of professionalism for children’s doctors through increasing their civic engagement beyond clinical practice walls.
Changing the field of social enterprise by demonstrating the enormous potential of holistic models and social business ventures as a tool for poverty alleviation.
Sparking disengaged middle school students to articulate their dreams and try them out through transformative, workplace-based apprenticeships in their communities.
Transforming nursing homes from institutions to person-centered communities, thereby unleashing elder power, building loving mutual-support communities, cultivating wisdom and promoting activism that champions future generations.
Using physical and emotional training to help girls challenge the status quo and see themselves as part of a healthy, well-balanced society.
Creating inclusive, developmentally advantageous playgrounds where children of all abilities can have the best opportunities for healthy development.
Transforming public television into an interactive forum which encourages discourse and social innovation by showcasing and promoting promising citizen-inspired initiatives across the country.
Facilitating the movement of technology to the citizen sector through an online architecture and community centered on the needs of the social sector.



























