Revolutionizing Social Entrepreneurship: A Path to Change

💡10% of college students are homeless, with 4% at USC, sparking activism for social change.

💡Technology empowers younger generations to advocate for social justice and environmental issues.

💡Concept of using recycled bottles and cans for barter system

💡Idea of exchanging recycled materials for feminine hygiene products to help homeless women

💡Collaboration with a team to implement the idea

💡Creating convenience stores inside recycling centers to eliminate barriers for homeless individuals

💡Expanding target population to include homeless and lower-income individuals, emphasizing the importance of human-centered design thinking

💡Challenges of maintaining human-centered design thinking in social entrepreneurship ventures

💡Amazon Alexa's Skills Kit allows for customized questions and answers to be downloaded on any device.

💡Universities can fund the creation of personalized skills kits for students to access information conveniently.

💡Placement of Amazon Alexa devices in freshman dorms to improve access to information and potentially reduce dropout rates.