Small Steps Big Wins

The best leaders know they are only as good as those around them. This sentiment is doubly true if impactful leadership is the desired end goal. Net Impact has over 300 Chapters in 43 countries filled

It’s no surprise that the way we choose to travel can have an effect on the health of our environment. We know that transportation has an immense carbon footprint, impacting climate as well as air, water, and soil quality.

The world’s biggest challenges – from climate change to poverty and social justice – are just that, BIG. What does it take to make a difference? For the third year, students around the world proved that a big difference can start with a small step. Over the course of the most recent academic year, almost 5,000 students across 71 campuses completed a mind-boggling 113,000 small actions, ranging from recycling and taking public transit to volunteering in their communities. See photos and more.

Champions and leaders. Those are the two words that come to mind when we think about the campus directors for our Small Steps, Big Wins (SSBW) challenge. For three years, this undergraduate

I first heard about Net Impact through my professor Dr. James Pappas in the fall of 2012. I was hooked, and I recall thinking “give me a role, please!” Net Impact had just launched a new program, the

Small actions really can add up when people work together to create change. We just wrapped up a record-breaking year of the Small Steps, Big Wins Campus Challenge, which is made possible through the

Why is it that when I do a Google search for Millennials are... the auto-fill responses end with lazy, selfish, and unhappy? I'm a Millennial, and I wouldn't use those words to describe myself or my

Well, this semester certainly flew by. Of course, we were too busy to notice, as we were watching thousands of students make real social and environmental change around the world through the Small

Jessica Rudnick had big ideas when she joined a Net Impact chapter last fall, ready to make an impact on campus. But she quickly discovered it wasn't going to be as easy as she'd hoped. The sophomore

The Small, Steps Big Wins Campus Challenge is built on the belief that an idea, moment of inspiration, or simple action can set something powerful in motion. And social entrepreneur (and Net Impact

On an average day, here's what I see as a flip through the news on my phone: 2012 Hottest Year on Record...Until 2013 One in Six Global Citizens Lack Safe Drinking Water Natural Disasters Plague