When the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, it was a time of jubilation in Eastern Europe. But communism left behind an underclass of homeless people former prisoners, addicts, alcoholics and the psychologically disturbed with nowhere to turn. For Polish psychologists Barbara and Tomasz Sadowski, it was a call to action. Like the other people profiled in this section, they have been honored as "social entrepreneurs"; creators of innovative, scalable solutions to intractable social problems by the Schwab Foundation, co-founded by World Economic Forum president Klaus Schwab.
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