Public Good X Creativity
Impact Hub San Francisco
After the 2008 financial tsunami exposed the destructive nature of vulture capitalism, a new breed of social entrepreneurs sprang up in Silicon Valley who champion collaboration and networking to make the world a better place.
New Creativity vs. Rigid Thinking
Taiwan’s ‘Innovation’ Challenge
Passionate, engaged, and raised on digital technology, Taiwan’s young generation is the most creative ever and becoming a social force. But an inflexible education system and organizationally rigid enterprises are having trouble keeping up.
NTU Creativity & Entrepreneurship Program
Cultivating the Next Morris Chang
University campuses are going all-out to cultivate students’ entreprenurial spirit and forge ecosystems to support entrepreneurship, so that students come for the creativity and leave to start their own businesses.
Draper University
School of the Future Challenges Limitations
Why has the Korean government sent students to Silicon Valley entrepreneurial schools? How have graduates of one such school produced 70 startup ventures in just two years?
Stanford's Shock Education
Redefining the 'Good Student'
Taiwan's rigid education system produces plenty of "good students," but here are three stories about a group of Taiwanese who found out at Stanford University that what it means to be "good" in this new era is changing.
Social Enterprise Founder Peter Chuang
Reviving a Rural Community
Taiwan's young generation is discovering that finding work may mean creating your own job. Here's the story of Peter Chuang, who started a business in a relatively nondescript rural township.