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Regenerative production as a vehicle for environmental peacebuilding? An exploratory case from UgandaRichard "Drew" Marcantonio, concurrent assistant professor for Mendoza's Business Ethics and Society, wrote a piece for Peace News about his research into regenerative agriculture and production and how it could contribute to peacebuilding.
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Frontlines in America partners with Summit Lake PaiuteUniversity of Notre Dame MBA students in Frontlines in America were invited to work with the Summit Lake Paiute tribe on a project to support their efforts for economic sovereignty.
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Latest Frontlines course applies frameworks to regenerate economies, ecologiesStudents in the REEL class learn social systems thinking and mapping, holistic management practices and strategic planning while each bringing the strengths of their own discipline to bear on the project they’re co-creating with their partner organizations.
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Giving back to do great goodAn interview with Ken Meyer (BS ‘66), the philanthropist behind the Meyer Business on the Frontlines Program
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The trauma-informed classroomKelly Rubey, assistant teaching professor of management & organization, wrote a piece for Notre Dame Learning about her work in the field of trauma informed leadership.
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Business on the Frontlines continues work with Palestinian artisansNotre Dame MBA students enrolled in Frontlines courses work in the West Bank and with communities around the world that have suffered violence, poverty and prejudice.
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Grow Irish Week elevates graduate business student experienceGrow Irish Week is designed to provide meaningful skill-building and field experience for career development through immersive, off-campus learning opportunities.
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Rebuilding Ukraine’s Future“The scope of this project was for UCU to set up a foundation in Wroclaw to help these refugees adapt to Polish society, but also from the other lens, too – it’s how do you help Polish citizens welcome the Ukrainian refugees?” said Jack Joswick (MBA ’23).
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Impact, entrepreneurship and empowerment – how business schools are helping refugeesForbes writes about business schools' efforts to make an impact on global societal issues. Mendoza College of Business' Meyer Business on the Frontlines program utilizes the dynamic skills of business to address issues including post-conflict rehabilitation, poverty, illicit economies, isolation and prejudice.
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Mendoza Christmas MarketShop nonprofits that work with Mendoza programs to support a number of good causes this Christmas season.
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