All organisations are founded on the same basic principle.

This is what happens in such organisations like Apple.

Not only people but organisations, groups, relationships in between them.

It died, in large part, because it lacked constituent buy in it lacked stakeholder traction.

Nicolas There are few organisations that do this, in this manner.

On this journey, I'd like to bring, apart from yourselves, a good friend, a stakeholder, who's always absent when we deal with the negotiations on environmental issues, a stakeholder who refuses to compromise planet Earth.

There're already thousands of organisations in Brazil which support solidarity based economic enterprises.

There is no relation between characters appearing, organisations and places to those that really exist.

When universities as well as support and assessment organisations come together at the Solidarity Economy, everybody wins.

The Solidarity Economy multiplies its influence by way of workers' national organisations both in the countryside and at cities,

Now, my fear is that one of my favourite organisations, an organisation that I love may be going through a split.

We become distrustful of each other inside our own organisations, we become distrustful of management, we become distrustful of our politicians.

The only thing that happens, the only thing that really grows in organisations and societies without going through a split is that distrust increases.

Home made name tags can be a way for people to network, and after the event you can donate all the leftover materials to local organisations.

I am personally involved in a project called CiviCRM which is a free and open source software built especially for non profit organisations and advocacy groups.

Because facebook is so popular in Lebanon it allows the organisations Rebecca works for to connect with a large number of people struggling with discrimination and social pressures.

I mean social media, specially after the turn of events, have demonstrated that private citizens can break the monopoly that mainstream media organisations have had on news and news making.

I think we can actually build organisations and work lives that make us better off, but i also think they have the promise to make our world, just a little bit better.