At SocialBusiness.org, we love featuring the newest and latest social enterprise projects and Ma Vision is one of those projects that's so new that it doesn't have a website yet. This grassroots initiative is currently looking for more funding and partnership. The ultimate goal, however, is an educational tour company that will have a stay in a favela in Sao Paulo, Brazil. This isn't supposed to be pure vacation, however, Ma Vision will partner with associations and resident groups on the ground in order to support education and other social aims.
Check out the featured images to view some of the in-depth slides from Ma Vision's deck.
SocialBusiness.org will keep our readers posted as things progress for this project.
Contact Information
Ma Vision on Facebook
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Educational Tours in Favelas
- Educational tours that partner with associations and resident groups on the ground in favelas can disrupt the traditional travel industry by offering a unique and socially impactful experience.
- Grassroots Educational Initiatives
- Grassroots educational initiatives can disrupt the traditional education industry by providing access to education for underserved communities.
- Socially Responsible Tourism
- Socially responsible tourism can disrupt the traditional tourism industry by providing a way for travelers to give back to communities and support social aims.
Where This Applies
- Travel and Tourism
- The travel and tourism industry has the opportunity to incorporate socially responsible tourism into their offerings, providing a unique and impactful experience for travelers.
- Education
- The education industry has the opportunity to support grassroots initiatives like Ma Vision and provide access to education for underserved communities through partnerships with educational tour companies.
- Nonprofit and Social Enterprise
- Nonprofit and social enterprise organizations can partner with grassroots initiatives like Ma Vision to support their goals and provide funding and resources for educational programs in underserved communities.
