— CAN (Community Action Network), established by Andrew Mawson, Adele Blakebrough and Helen Taylor Thompson as a mutual learning and support network for social entrepreneurs.
www.can-online.org.uk/

— Ashoka: Innovators for the Public, which identifies and invests in social entrepreneurs in 41 countries worldwide.
www.ashoka.org

— Changemakers — resources, ideas and opportunities for people interested in learning more about innovative social change.
www.changemakers.net

— Demos —an independent think tank and research institute based in London which aims to help reinvigorate public policy and political thinking and to develop radical solutions to long term problems.
www.demos.co.uk

— Mark Latham website promoting "Third Way" welfare reforms in Australia
www.thirdway-aust.com

— The School for Social Entrepreneurs, established by Lord Michael Young in 1997.
www.sse.org.uk

— unLTD: The Foundation for Social Entrepreneurs, which manages a £100 million fund to foster social entrepreneurship.
www.unltd.org.uk

— COMMACT: Commonwealth Association for Local Action and Economic Development with national chapters in the UK, Malaysia, India, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
www.cbs-network.org.uk/COMMACTUK.html

— Australian Social Entrepreneurs Network (SEN), established in 2001
www.sen.org.au

— Mark Latham, Australian Labor MP for Werriwa, "Stakeholder Welfare" speech 11 January 2001, at the International Conference on Asset-Based Welfare, hosted by the Institute for Public Policy Research and the Centre for Social Development, London.
www.thirdway-aust.com/articles/new/StakeholderWelfare-Internationa%20Conference110101.htm

— Andrew Mawson, CAN-UK, "Social Entrepreneurship and Community Action" transcript of speech to the Brisbane Institute, April 2000
brisinst.org.au/papers/Mawson_CAN/print-index.html

— Fr Nic Frances, Executive Director, Brotherhood of St Laurence "What is a social entrepreneur?" Impact November 2000
www.bsl.org.au/inform/inf104.htm

— Charles Leadbeater, "Sir Humphrey needs venture capital" New Statesman 27th November 2000
www.newstatesman.co.uk/200011270022.htm

— David Bornstein, "Changing the World on a Shoestring" The Atlantic Monthly January 1998
www.theatlantic.com/issues/98jan/ashoka.htm
"The new social entrepreneurs", Civitas Journal, August 1999
www.civnet.org/journal/vol3no4/ftdborn.htm

— Paul Hawken, "The Resurgence of Citizens' Movements" www.electnet.org/dsp_essay.cfm?intID=83