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Case Study: Networking a City

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Stanford Social Innovation Review published a case study of the Barr Fellows Network, focusing on how the Barr Foundation’s fellows are changing the way social change happens in Boston.

Date Added:

June 1, 2012

Author:

Marianne Hughes & Didi Goldenhar

Topic:

Networks and Collaboration

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