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What our small business learned from a month reporting on the B Impact Assessment

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80.5. That’s the number that surprised us by popping up once we’d answered all the questions on the online, self-administered B Impact Assessment. Because 80...
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Pucci Photo and the B Impact Assessment: workers, customers, and a planet in need

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What’s the impact of a beautiful photo? In a way, that’s what Pucci Photo had to answer in order to become not only a Certified...
Entrepreneurs 506

Casitas Tenorio B&B and the B Impact Assessment: the value of a governance checklist

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In many ways, the Governance section of the B Impact Assessment is the core of what being a B Corp is all about. Many...
Entrepreneurs 506

Bodhi Surf & Yoga and the B Impact Assessment: a business built around community

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For Bodhi Surf & Yoga, in many ways, the B Impact Assessment journey started with a logo. “It really was Patagonia that inspired us,” says...
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The B Corp Movement and rural tourism: one entrepreneur’s story

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Pippa Kelly is a natural starting point for El Colectivo 506’s deep dive into the world of Costa Rica’s Certified B Corporations. After all,...
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The ABCs of Certified B Corps in Costa Rica

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Here at El Colectivo 506, we’re celebrating International Women’s Day by working hard to launch our women-led business into a new phase: our path...
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Rural Media Spotlight: Can shipping containers improve mental health access in Garabito?

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As 2023 began, a major theme in national media coverage of mental health care in Costa Rica was a shortage of staff and resources...
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Can Costa Rican municipalities safeguard caregivers’ mental health?

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“Mom, don’t do that. Mom, make sure you don’t fall down. Mom, you ok over there?” Psychologist Giselle Chanto is trying to show me how...
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Podcast: Christmas traditions in Costa Rica, through the eyes of high school students

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Katherine Stanley chats with four high school students from Liceo San Rafael’s bilingual track about holiday traditions in Costa Rica: the Festival de la...
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Podcast in English: ‘Mental health in Costa Rica: Insight’

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You can listen in Apple Podcast here This episode of our podcast shares the reading only in English of one of our stories published on...
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