Speaking at Edinburgh Castle, Scotland's first minister highlights the important role of social enterprise in the decade since the global financial crisis struck.

Adrian Appo and Amanda Kiessel discuss how they are both working to support communities to deliver on their own ideas.

The Social Enterprise World Forum marks its first 10 years by coming home to Edinburgh, the place where it all began.

What are the keys to the success of Scotland’s social enterprise movement? Gerry Higgins and Jess Gildener reveal how the Scottish commitment to social justice combined with ministerial-level support have created a powerful force for good.

Ailsa Clark and Adrian Appo are both helping people from marginalised communities get good jobs, but one is working in Scotland and one in Australia. Ahead of the Social Enterprise World Forum, they chat about global challenges.

Two women, thousands of miles apart, compare the challenges and rewards of supporting social enterprises in rural economies.

Over a dubious Skype connection from Washington DC to Addis Ababa, two entrepreneurs discuss what it takes to start a social enterprise, and what gives them hope at a "scary" time for global politics... 

In the basement of a homeless shelter, close to The White House, Chris Martin from Scotland’s Callander Youth Project talks to Mike Curtin, CEO of DC Central Kitchen about Mike’s “glorious ride” so far, hunger strikes and the importance of humility.

Get a sneak peak into a day in the life of Social Enterprise World Forum chair David LePage.