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Tag Archives: Development
Did you know the sky is blue? Obvious and less-obvious in ICT4D conversations
I have a confession to make. I’m not a development worker. I work with ICTs in the developing world, but I am driven by profit. This is both a luxury and a burden. It’s cool that people think I have … Continue reading
What’s the difference between social entrepreneurship and plain old entrepreneurship?
Hmmm. The difference between “social entrepreneurship” and “entrepreneurship” can break down quickly. When we’re talking about African students building new web applications to make it easier to send money to families back home, what should we designate that? Entrepreneurship or … Continue reading
In which Theresa is anti-authenticity.
I don’t get the hate. If you’ve never been to “Africa” (don’t forget to refer to the continent, never a specific country), you may never have encountered the volunteer pecking order that serves little more purpose than reinforcing guilt and … Continue reading