Fellows by Category
Reducing child abuse and neglect by providing families in crisis with a temporary alternative to the child welfare system
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.
Will Byrne has developed a model, which he calls civic consumption, that allows individuals and institutions to leverage their collective purchasing power to shift markets from the bottom up, creating a new, market-based path to create social and environmental benefits in their own communities.
Offering a way for people to care for one another through traditional volunteer means, as well as bank their volunteer time for their own current and future needs.
Transforming low-income urban neighborhoods by identifying local leaders and guiding them to earn college degrees in the place where they live.
Empowering residents to advocate for their rights and improve conditions in their neighborhoods
Empowering urban talent to reach their potential by connecting urban youth with corporations in need of skilled entry-level talent.
Reviving local democracy and citizen participation by making local online engagement powerful, meaningful, and convenient for all.
Bringing greater diversity to mainstream media by building an inclusive and collaborative network of ethnic media outlets.
Creating a web-accessible supermarket for social action that makes it possible for virtually anyone to act on their desire to change society for the better.
Partnering with Pre-K-8 schools to build safe, effective school climates where children learn how to be engaged and active citizens.



























