Social lnnovation: The Y-Foundation Case
Viljanen, S., Lämsä, A.-M., & Kaakinen, J. (2017). Social lnnovation: The Y-Foundation Case. In A. K. Dey, & T. Thatchenkery (Eds.), Advances in Social Change, Leadership & Organizational Decision Making (pp. 23-33). Bloomsbury Academic.
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2017Oppiaine
Applied or integration/application scholarshipJohtaminenApplied or integration/application scholarshipManagement and LeadershipTekijänoikeudet
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The starting point of this paper is that advancing social inclusion – making all groups
of people feel important and valued – is crucial to consider since it advances the quality of
life and development of humans, organizations, and societies. The objective of this paper is
to introduce the case of a social innovation called the Y-Foundation. The Y-Foundation is a
social enterprise operating in Finland and aiming to promote opportunities for homeless
people. Having a home can make solving health and social problems much easier. In
addition, a linkage between ethics and innovation in the Y-Foundation’s operations is
discussed.
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978-93-87471-34-4Kuuluu julkaisuun
Advances in Social Change, Leadership & Organizational Decision MakingAsiasanat
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