In recent years, social innovations has become a very fashionable term, often used by both theorists and practitioners. Researchers define them differently, and practitioners do a lot to operationalize and implement these definitions, e.g. models, ideas, services, products that could be defined as social innovations. Huge interest in such innovations is supported by the assumption that they are something good and desirable as they serve to solve various social problems.

The aim of the conference is to consider the stimulators of the implementation of social innovations, entities ready to implement them in response to various social problems (including the problems of disadvantaged groups on the labor market and the problems of education of children, youth and adults) and the effects of their implementation.

The invitation to participate in the conference is addressed to both theoreticians and practitioners, all people who are close to this issue and would like to share the results of their thoughts and research.