World Food Day: Why food systems matter for our future
The future of food depends on ensuring security, embracing sustainable practices, reducing waste, and supporting local communities. Rethinking how food is produced, distributed, and consumed can build a more resilient and equitable system that benefits both people and the planet.
Beyond the numbers: Celebrating the Makers who drive impact
At Impact Hub Network, our true strength lies beyond numbers. It’s the people—the Makers—who drive our vision forward. From supporting entrepreneurs in emerging markets to advocating for climate action, these passionate individuals are the heart and soul of our community.
Key takeaways on starting an Impact Hub for aspiring founders
Inspiring reflections from the co-founders of Impact Hub Bradford and Impact Hub Lagos on their founding journey with the Impact Hub Network.
World Refugee Day: Navigating the challenges of refugee employment and entrepreneurship
This World Refugee Day, let’s look beyond the numbers to understand the challenges refugees face in accessing employment and entrepreneurship opportunities. Every one of us has a role to play in helping address these obstacles through targeted measures such as legal advocacy, financial support, skill development, and networking opportunities. Let’s take meaningful action to support refugee rights and empower them to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
PRIDE month: Celebrating LGBTIQ+ businesses and initiatives for a more inclusive world
Pride Month honours the brave souls who have worked to build a world of acceptance, equality, and love. These businesses and initiatives embody the same spirit of courage and transformation. They demonstrate the power of entrepreneurship to create a more inclusive and accepting world, and act as a powerful engine of hope. Their efforts show us how the entrepreneurial spirit can breathe new life into their community, create shared values and foster positive change.
PRIDE month: Our books and film recommendations
Pride Month is a time to celebrate the diversity, resilience, and achievements of the LGBTQ+ community. It is also an opportunity to educate ourselves and others, foster empathy, and promote inclusivity. One of the best ways to do this is through storytelling, whether in books or films, which offers powerful insights into the lives and experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals. Here are some recommendations that highlight different aspects of LGBTQ+ history, culture, and personal narratives.
Celebrating artists tackling social and environmental issues
For World Creativity and Innovation Day, we commemorate the profound influence of human creativity in addressing local challenges, particularly those concerning social and environmental issues. Through mediums such as visual art, design, and architecture, we delve into the intricate beauty of our natural world and confront the impacts of human activity on our environment.
A just transition: integrating sustainability and inclusion
Our environmental efforts centre around the concept of a just transition, ensuring that we don’t leave anyone behind as we move towards sustainability. This means considering the social impact of our actions and catering to the diverse needs of our communities.
In solidarity with Professor Muhammad Yunus
Impact Hub Network firmly stands in solidarity with Professor Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, currently faced with unfair charges and continuous judicial harassment. We emphatically call for the proceedings concerning Grameen Telecom’s labour practices to be conducted fairly, equitably, and free from harassment.
From seed to plate: navigating agrifood systems and tackling food waste
Agrifood systems (or food and agriculture systems) form the backbone of our global society. From the hands of farmers to the plates of consumers, the journey of food involves a multitude of actors operating within a complex network.
