This article asks the extent to which women in neighborhoods are building an innovative model of entrepreneurship. It is part of the study of a social experimentation aimed at training women in social entrepreneurship in the heart of La Courneuve (Seine Saint-Denis, France). It portrays entrepreneurship in its “plural and mixed” diversity (Germain, 2017). The qualitative methodology is mainly based on the narratives of women entrepreneurs. It is a singular conception of entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship and the involvement of stakeholders, that these women offer. This reflection leads to multiple figures of entrepreneurship. Each of them undertakes the territory for a better living together. They engage citizens and innovate socially. JEL Codes: M