All Member Comments

“ Because of the enthusiastic and well organised leaders, and committed enthusiastic particiants. ”

— Bec Vaughan on Apr 26, 2009.

“ If you're interested in meeting cool people who are also interested in cool Socially Innovative projects, this is the place to be. Period. ”

— Alan Smith on Apr 23, 2009.

“ Because Social Innovation is a great place to be. ”

— Tom de Grunwald on Apr 23, 2009.

“ great crowd, innovative and social! ”

— Manu Marchal on Apr 22, 2009.

“ see above ”

— ProactivePaul on Apr 22, 2009.

“ Good way to meet and work with interesting people. ”

— Martin McCluskey on Mar 19, 2009.

“ Have fun and fix the world by building things. ”

— James Hetherington on Mar 19, 2009.

“ Stretching thinking and new passionate contacts ”

— Chris Pienaar on Mar 19, 2009.

“ It is a great way to network with other people who are socially minded. There was a wealth of experience and different ways of thinking about solutions. ”

— David Satenstein on Feb 20, 2009.

“ Fantastic group for anyone prepared to collaborate ”

— Matt Jameson Evans on Feb 19, 2009.

“ Learn from other people's experiences, find projects with similar goals. Meet loads of enthusiastic interesting people. ”

— Julia Bellis on Jan 15, 2009.

“ If you are interested in how the net is changing our day to day lives through social action and if you are a programmer most importantly! ”

— Deborah Dignam on Jan 15, 2009.

“ a chance to participate in creating change for the better. ”

— Louise Campbell on Nov 20, 2008.

“ ideas, energy - a motivated, eloquent group. I'd find it interesting to follow the development of ideas hatched at meetup e.g what have Denise's experiences been since Enabled by Design was chosed in April; what's 'Femi up to with Africaplus. ”

— Craig Griffin on Nov 20, 2008.

“ If you have been doing social projects, but failing to get into the 'release to the real world' stage, this meeting is for you. ”

— Rodrigo on Nov 20, 2008.

“ Because you get free wine? ”

— Noel Hatch on Oct 2, 2008.

“ Get involved - cross pollinate skills and possibly make a difference. ”

— Nik on Oct 1, 2008.