Articles The Year I Stopped Looking For a Script and Learned How to Improvise Kerry O'ConnorDec 19, 2013
Articles Three Ways to Help More Women and Girls Stand Up and Take Risks Startup Weekend Women's Edition shows that we need to take specific action to help inspire more women and girls to stand up and take risks.Manasa Yeturu12 Oct, 2013
Articles Teacherpreneurs: The Bold Leaders Our Public Schools Need What if you could teach and also have time, space, and reward to innovate or share what you knew?Barnett Berry03 Oct, 2013
Articles Why We Must 'Lean in' to Workplace Pay Inequity If we want women 50 years from now to have the pay and opportunities that are rightfully theirs, we must stand up, and stand together.Shari Dunn16 Sep, 2013
Articles What Happens When You Give Youth (and Yourself) the Space to Dream? Part of learning entrepreneurial skills is learning to dream big about college, career, and life.Manasa Yeturu25 Aug, 2013
Articles Why I'm Taking a Year to Learn and Do the Things I Give a Damn About Thanks to the brand new GOOD Fellowship, Manasa Yeturu's spending the next year focusing on entrepreneurship education to empower girls.Manasa Yeturu09 Aug, 2013
Articles This 12-Year-Old Egyptian Kid Totally Understands the Politics of Upheaval Mary Slosson10 Jul, 2013
Articles Sheryl Sandberg to Women College Grads: What Would You Do if You Weren't Afraid? Studies show that even after college, women are less ambitious than their male peers. Can answering this question help?Liz Dwyer30 May, 2013
Articles Honey Badgers, Flash Floods, and Dick Cheney (Or How to Jump The Ingenuity Gap) Future Partners11 Mar, 2013
Articles 'Teacher Leadership' Has Become a Buzzword, But What Does That Mean? If school systems don't do a better job of defining teacher leadership, then we should recognize that no one will want to take on teacher leadership.José Vilson02 Mar, 2013
Articles Lessons from the Most Successful Nonprofit (That Nobody’s Talking About) Is Alcoholics Anonymous the most successful nonprofit in the world? The author provides the rationale behind her contention that it is.Sarah Mckinney01 Mar, 2013
Articles The Largest Girl-Led Business in the World Teaches 5 Essential Leadership Skills The young girl who knocks on your door to sell you Girl Scout cookies is actually preparing to lead a multinational conglomerate.Anna Maria Chavez09 Feb, 2013
Articles GOOD Video: Meet Sujatha, Garment Worker and Community Leader [SPONSORED] This is the first of four posts brought to you by Gap, exploring the Gap Inc. P.A.C.E. program and its impact on female garment workers. One of...Good Partner02 Feb, 2013
Articles A Lone Visionary Isn't Enough: On the Value of Followers, Prototypers, and Stewards You need plenty of people who share the startup spirit but don't aspire to be a CEO or executive director.Andrew Benedict-Nelson18 Jan, 2013
Articles Journey to 2030: What Happens When Teachers Imagine the Future of Education? Hundreds of accomplished teachers are imagining what education will look like tomorrow.Sandy Merz09 Jan, 2013
Articles A Changemaker's Secret: It's Intimidating What was a moment you felt intimidated by an issue and how did you overcome your fear to create change?Ashoka07 Jan, 2013
Articles A City Education: Youth Have the Power to Change a School Culture Even though they're young, City Year corps members are positively influencing the culture of their schools.Meghann Estrada05 Dec, 2012