Eradicating Poverty
We recognize that outsiders should respect the dignity, agency and enterprise of low-income communities, because only they can fix their problems. Freeing the enterprise of the poor—not state interventionism and “development plans”—will make poverty history. We invest in local change agents who know better than we what needs to change.
Uplifting a Nation with the Freedom to Work
Freedom's Champion: Aimable Manirakiza
Better Work
Building a reason for hope in the favelas
Registering To Be His Own Boss In Nepal
Opening the books in West Virginia
Water is life
Discovering the world from a classroom
Innovating against the grain
Improving quality of service to mothers in need
Brewing beer, feeding the homeless with a credit reform
