Not For Sale Founder David Batstone Joins Stanford Social Innovation Review

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We’re excited to share that David Batstone, founder of Not For Sale, is now a regular writer for the Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR). He will write about solving big problems like human trafficking by using creativity and teamwork. His experience in business, ethics, and social justice makes his writing inspiring.

You can find his articles on his SSIR Bio Page.

 

What is the Stanford Social Innovation Review?

The Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) is a top publication that focuses on solving social, environmental, and economic issues. Experts from around the world share ideas, research, and strategies to drive positive change. SSIR covers topics like nonprofit management, corporate social responsibility, and social enterprise, making it a trusted resource for people who want to make a difference.

Why This Is Important

David’s writing shows how working together and using creative ideas can solve global problems. His work helps readers find new ways to create real change.

Stay Connected

Check out David’s articles, share them with your friends, and join the effort to create a better world. Together, we can make freedom and dignity a reality for everyone.

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Human Trafficking

Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.

Social Innovation

Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.

Ecocide

Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.

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Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
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