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The New Prosperity Initiative (NPi) publicizes the efforts of individuals and organizations working to build social and economic prosperity. Through media and events, NPi aims to help weave a network of ideas and solutions bringing the best models, strategies, and leadership qualities to the places that need them most. NPi produces interviews, articles, podcasts, and short videos intended to share knowledge and impart wisdom. NPi community dialogues connect leaders and citizens to discuss lessons learned, current projects, and potential collaborations.

At the core of NPi are its two founders: Jeanne Dasaro and Alexis Schroeder. For more detailed information about NPi, be sure to check out our frequently asked questions page. Email NPi at info[at]thenewprosperity.org.


Recognition:

In 2009 and 2010 NPi was named an Echoing Green semi-finalist. “Echoing Green invests in and supports outstanding emerging social entrepreneurs to launch new organizations that deliver bold, high-impact solutions… These social entrepreneurs and their organizations work to solve deeply-rooted social, environmental, economic, and political inequities to ensure equal access and to help all individuals reach their potential.”


Website & Media:

We are currently in the process of collecting and editing stories and producing media. For more information on how to contribute to NPi or get involved, please email us at info[at]thenewprosperity.org.


Connect with NPi

Find us on Twitter @NewProsperity and on Facebook.


Become a Contributor/Partner:

We are especially interested in connecting with writers, photographers, and filmmakers who would like to contribute to NPi and with individuals/organizations already doing similar work in the U.S. and internationally. Please email us at info[at]thenewprosperity.org. 

One Response to ABOUT

  1. Nancy Roldan Johnson on June 28, 2010 at 11:17 am

    Great organization! Keep up the great work. Sharing best practices, moving us forward; it’s the way things should be done. Thank you NPi! -Nancy Roldan Johnson

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