Sameer Kalwani
- Fellow 2011 Social Innovation Fellows
- Fellow PopTech 2011
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PopTech Editions II: The micro-everything revolution video playlist
Recently, PopTech launched its second Edition, Small is beautiful: The micro-everything revolution. Our Editions explore an emerging theme at the edge of change from the perspective of some of the remarkable innovators shaping it. Over the past few weeks, we’ve been highlighting pieces from contributors who are exploring the dynamics of the micro-everything …
PopTech Editions II: Sameer Kalwani on Sarvajal's clean water micro-infrastructure
Recently, PopTech launched its second Edition, Small is beautiful: The micro-everything revolution. Our Editions explore an emerging theme at the edge of change from the perspective of some of the remarkable innovators shaping it. In the coming weeks, we’ll highlight pieces from contributors who are exploring the dynamics of the micro-everything revolution, …
Announcing PopTech Editions II - Small is beautiful: The micro-everything revolution
We’re excited to introduce PopTech Editions II – Small is beautiful: The micro-everything revolution, the second feature in our series that examines an emerging theme at the edge of change from the perspective of some of the remarkable innovators shaping it. As with our last Edition, this one serves as a guide to a timely topic with original essays and articles …
Meet the 2011 Social Innovation Fellows: Sameer Kalwani
We’ve recently announced our Class of 2011 Social Innovation Fellows and we’re excited to share the diversity of their world-changing work with the PopTech community. To learn more about this new crop of Fellows, we posed one question to each of them: In one sentence, what is your work’s projected impact when it reaches scale?
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Welcoming the Social Innovation Fellows Class of 2011
PopTech is proud to announce the Social Innovation Fellows Class of 2011!
This year’s Fellows are spearheading a compelling set of solutions to global challenges. They are reconnecting refugee families, helping people become “makers” of their own technology, improving local food production and distribution, and getting to the heart of measuring …