These leaders are working toward a more resilient and equitable economy to change institutional inequities.

our 19 years of work with social entrepreneurs, funders, and other systems-changers, we know that building and supporting systems that work for more people begins with reimagined narratives around the institutions we uphold — such as business, finance, health, and education — coupled with practices that create a more equitable economy. By combining new narratives of what is possible with critical urgent action, we hope to create, inspire, and sustain change.

In this second entry (read the first entry here) on the work of some of our 2020 grant recipients, we spotlight Common Future Social Entrepreneurs in Residence (SEIRs), who are working to shift narratives and implement practices to transform our economy through traditional institutions.

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