Inspired Practice
| Name | Kristle Calisto-Tavares |
| Country | Canada |
| Website | www.inspiredpractice.com |
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Kristle launched her first social venture at the age of 19 when she established the University of Toronto Environmental Resource Network (UTERN) and hasn\'t stopped since. She is deeply committed to supporting a new generation of social innovators as they translate their talent, energy and ingenuity into real and lasting impact. As a result, she is taking it GLOBAL and now heads-up the Sprout E-course (www.sproutecourse.org) for aspiring young social entrepreneurs. Kristle inspires, informs and empowers others to build a better world through iNSPiRED PRACTiCE. Established in 2007, iNSPiRED PRACTiCE is Kristle\'s second social venture - a social-purpose enterprise that creates strategies and tools for conscientious businesses and enterprising non-profits to grow sustainably. iNSPiRED PRACTiCE combines the compassion at the heart of the citizen sector with the ambition at the core of traditional entrepreneurship to evolve workplaces and communities toward a values-based standard. In October 2010, Kristle became a founding member of the Centre for Social Innovation Annex in Toronto and looks forward to surfacing opportunities for collaboration. When she is at play, you can find her undertaking home-improvement projects with her hubby, indulging in exceptionally tasty food, and blogging about inspired living.
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We Are What We Do
posted on Wednesday, October 17, 2007 07:34 PM
Don't you agree? I certainly do. I was introduced to this wonderful project, We Are What We, from a fellow Pioneer (read: member of the Pioneers of Change network.)
While in London in August, I picked up a copy of their book - Change the World 9 to 5. It contains 50 simple actions focusing on the workplace - marked with colour and humour in a way that only the Brits can pull off. They signify the small changes that create big change. These actions can naturally be applied in any environment or facet of our lives. Perfect!
Since I have become so inspired by this project, every week I will choose a goal action and blog about how I implemented it. Check out the iNSPiRED PRACTiCE official blog, AMPHiB LiB, for more on this!
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