Editorial – By Marco Crescenzi At the age of 17-19, I embarked on my international career as a political activist by serving as the Student Government President of the left at Plauto High School in Rome during the Years of Lead in Italy. In 1979, during my last year in school, an Israeli man who […]
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Article by Marco Crescenzi, President of Social Change School The black swan is a metaphor for a systemic and financial crisis that comes as a surprise and creates large-scale impact, like the one in 2008 (“Black swan theory, postulated by Nassim Nicholas Taleb). Likewise, a green swan has taken the meaning of the same kind of event,
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Dear Students and Teachers of SCS, I would like to convey the concern of the staff for your health and work. I would also like to thank our teachers for their engagement in building different but strong e-learning didactic pathway in few days, and students for wisely focusing on the unquestionable final results of the pathway, which
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Master FRAME – Fundraising, Cultural Philanthropy & Advancement can create concrete employment opportunities not only for those interested in traditional fundraising (the one for NGOs), but also for cultural institutions, a staggeringly large field. While funds destined to culture have been decreasing, the number of organizations in need of an internal Fundraiser/Philanthropy office has been
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Our Mission 1997-2019: EDUCATION FIRST. The radicalisation of the political environment in many European countries and the growth of intolerance spurred many people into action, leading them to take “stronger” decisions when it comes to involvement and career. This translated into a record of enrolments in our Master HOPE – Humanitarian Operations in Emergencies, all
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On the occasion of the International Students’ Day, celebrated on the 17th of November, and the Athens Polytechnic Students uprising, we receive by Marco Crescenzi, Social Change School’s President, an important reflection on how the role of the School will change during the next 20 years, an infrastructure for young leadership development at a global
di Marco Crescenzi, Presidente Social Change School Fundraising professions today are the most wanted in nonprofit and a consistent opportunity for those coming from the “for-profit” sector. Oddly, the problem is that in this sector demand exceeds supply: basically, we don’t have enough professionals – our school has the same problem – to respond to
