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Values are more than good intentions
Stone Soup presents its Honesty Report 2019-2020. It takes into account a two-year period and aims at verifying if and how Stone Soup’s Theory of change is valid, as well as what have been the main impacts during this period on our stakeholders. We ask ourselves: does being a social consultancy make any difference?
Biovilla, a gift for the Stone Soup community
Biovilla has been a gift to me, an island in the middle of a busy life. I returned home with a clearer mind, full of new energy and very proud of being part of a community that cares for all its members.
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Capitaliser les projets de coopération pour améliorer la prise de décisions
La capitalisation d’expérience de projets de coopération sur la promotion du volontariat comme outil de consolidation des projets et des organisations. Le cas du projet EnLAzando de France Volontaires en Amérique Latine
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Creating togetherness: the importance of human relations in remote teams
The Stone Soup community meets for a two-day retreat in Biovilla to connect and find its togetherness, to let human relationships soar in a natural way.
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Communicating social change: no truth, no trust
Communicating social change takes courage. We must find the answers to tough questions and be ready to share them publicly in a comprehensive way.
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