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The P2PU School of Social Innovation (SoSI) was founded in 2009 as a global community of social innovators who are strengthening ourselves, our communities, and our field through peer learning.
Since 2009, we have been organizing free, open, peer-to-peer courses which are proposed, designed, and run by ourselves. SoSI courses are run in small, self-directed teams who meet face-to-face but are connected globally, sharing and adapting learning resources and plans within our common topics.
Everyone who participates in a P2PU course contributes something to the process, whether helping prepare activities, facilitate discussions, organize meetings, or many other possibilities.
Start a Course
Any group of three or more people can create and run a SoSI course. You will get plenty of help from our community when you do. Join SoSI today by creating or cloning a course or participating in or following one.
Once you create a course, let us know you want to be part of SoSI by sending Alan, one of our organizers, a message.
You can create a variety of different types of learning groups, including:
Join the Effort to organize the largest courses on Social innovation Ever
In 2012 SoSI is organizing courses designed to be run by an unlimited number teams, in person, all around the world.
Large-scale courses are tied together by a common backbone of guest speakers, challenges, and a menu of open-source resources, activities, and possible outlines for teams to follow. Local teams are mostly self-organizing, adapting and building on the common resources according to their unique needs, and collaborating with other teams globally in organic ways they propose and organize themselves. Local hosts- anchor organizations in specific geographic locations, like Hubs and Universities- help bring together many local teams in specific areas.
Large-scale courses are organized by organizing teams that include experienced advisors from the P2PU and global social innovation education community, advisors and resource authors with deep subject-matter experience, and, of course, the course participants themselves.
Contact Us
We always love to hear your questions or ideas for working together and improving SoSI!