Dalia Najjar has been teaching social entrepreneurship at OSUN and finds it a great opportunity to connect with students and faculty members from different parts of the world who are sharing the same aspiration of implementing a social/ environmental impact….
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Liberal Arts College, Oberlin, Subscribes to RebelBase to Power Entrepreneurship Course.
Oberlin College will be using RebelBase to power a new entrepreneurship course, set to start in February 2022. The course will offer an introduction to entrepreneurship, and open to all students, with a particular interest to those pursuing business and…
SpinTeams, RebelBase Subscriber, Increases Geographic Reach to 5 European Countries.
For the second year, RebelBase will be the platform powering the European-funded project called SPINTeams. Starting December 2021, SPIN Teams will use RebelBase to introduce “would-be entrepreneurs”—students and other interested members of five different higher education institutions in Europe—with coaches…
Bard’s 2021 Disrupt to Sustain Social Impact Pitch Competition Powered by RebelBase
In the Shark-tank-for-good contest, judges reward the entrepreneurial concepts that are most likely to achieve impact at scale and affect widespread social and environmental gains, sustaining regions and communities.
(Press Release) OSUN and RebelBase Tackle Global Challenges, Globally
OSUN and RebelBase Tackle Global Challenges, GloballyPartnership Enters Second Year of Developing Entrepreneurs Across Continents November 5, 2021 OSUN is changing the way entrepreneurship is being taught across the world in conjunction with RebelBase, the project-based entrepreneurship platform. They recently…
(RebelBase) How to make a corporate garden
What is a Corporate Garden? Since the pandemic, so many of us have worked from home, spent more time with our roommates or family unit — maybe too much time, maybe so much time that we’ve retreated into some pretty…
(OSUN) From Pollutants to Playgrounds: Social Entrepreneurship Course Fuels Practical Solutions to Global Problems
When Al Quds Bard student Ahmad Hijawi, (AQB ’23), set out to find a way to tackle the problems of industrial stone waste and discarded tires in his native Palestine, he had no idea he would also wind up creating useful household…