We firmly believe all K-12 schools should be teaching social entrepreneurship as a core academic subject, and we've accumulated resources that will help educators incorporate social entrepreneurship education into their communities and classrooms.
Six Pillars of Social Entrepreneurship
Case Study: Bay Area Transportation
At the Scott Center for Social Entrepreneurship at Hillbrook School, we ground our work in the framework of our Six Pillars of Social Entrepreneurship: Design, Story, Civics, Systems, Finance, and Agency. This case study illustrates the ways in which these Six Pillars provide both an entry point and an engagement roadmap for learners of all ages as they see the world as it is, imagine what it might be, and partner with their communities to realize long-term impact for people and the planet.
Scott Center for Social Entrepreneurship
Educator Resources
Guiding Questions
Grades: JK - 8
Idea to Impact Map
Grades: JK - 8
Coming soon!
What Matters to Me?
Grades: JK - 8
Coming soon!
Social Entrepreneurs Wardrobe
Grades: JK - K
Coming soon!
Article of the Month
SSIR, The Case For Definition
Social entrepreneurship is attracting growing amounts of talent, money, and attention, but along with its increasing popularity has come less certainty about what exactly a social entrepreneur is and does. Read more...
More Resources
Movies / Documentaries / Videos
- Reclaiming Social Entrepreneurship TEDx Talk: Daniela Papi Thornton
- Racing Extinction
- the Scared is scared
- https://betterworlded.org/
Hillbrook Articles
- “Late Night Lessons,” ReMarks & Reflections, February 2020
- “Meeting of the Minds,” Remarks & Reflections, February 2019
- “Reach Beyond Week Reflections,” Remarks & Reflections, April 2018
- “Permission Granted,” ReMarks & Reflections, October 2017
- “Making a Dent in the Universe,” ReMarks & Reflections, January 2017