Since the beginning of the year, the iWith.org Foundation has put in place a series of improvements in its training campuses, and as a consequence cyber interactions between students, work groups and teachers became faster.
Abcore Cadí’s e-boletines (newsletters) and mass distribution service incorporates a new function that allows administrators to export subscribers and groups.
Abcore Cadí’s evolution, as well as being a technological advance, is the result of a deep reflection on the evolution of society, in particular the third and fourth sectors, which iWith.org is aimed at. By this we mean organisations for which economic profit is not the ultimate goal, but rather a means to improve society.
In 2015 the iWith.org Foundation will continue to work on more updates and improvements to its internet services platform.
If we look at the agendas of our political parties, we realise that practically no one has mentioned social entrepreneurship and social innovation. The European Union along with various international institutions has stressed time and time again the importance of promoting apparatus such as these, yet in Spain it is hardly even addressed; its reach is basically limited to the regional level, as in the paradigmatic case of the Basque Country. As social problems mount ever higher and the youth unemployment rate remains one of the highest in Europe, political stimulation of social innovation and social entrepreneurship have become pressing issues.
In light of this situation, in 2014, Red CreActiva organised four Political and Social Advocacy Summits in Barcelona, Donostia, Madrid, and Valencia, and we now bring you the conclusions.
