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Changemakers recommended by changemakers.

Building the world’s largest gathering of changemakers working to address urgent global challenges. CHNGMKR enables changemakers to open their worlds to one another, one meaningful meeting at a time.

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Challenges addressed
Our Theory of Change

The missing infrastructure for solving urgent global challenges is relational.

Find a changemaker

Each card on the map is signed by a correspondent.

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Inspiration

The people who inspire you admire others you don’t know yet.

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Recommendation

We ask them to name the changemakers who matter to them.

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Your compass

Choose a correspondent you trust and explore the map through their eyes.

From the correspondents’ notes
“They defend the people the law forgets: prisoners, migrants, the seriously ill. And then they change the law itself.”
Ilaria Gaspari
Ilaria Gaspari on A Buon Diritto
Civil-rights association · Rome
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Living collections, one map.

Collections

The map is gathered into living, thematic collections.

Explore

Pick a cause you care about: the map narrows to the people at work on it.

Meet

Open a profile and connect when you’re ready.

Three cards, exactly as you will see them.

Gesda Foundation
Gesda Foundation
Geneva · Switzerland
“Anticipating where science and diplomacy will collide is patient, necessary work.”
Recommended by Florian Guillaume

The Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator connects scientific foresight with global diplomacy, working to anticipate the societal impact of emerging science before it arrives.

AntikytheraCo-BeingEducation & Work
A Buon Diritto
A Buon Diritto
Rome · Italy
“For twenty years, defending the rights of people pushed to the margins, above all those deprived of their freedom.”
Recommended by Ilaria Gaspari

Roman civil-rights association founded in 2001 by sociologist Luigi Manconi. It defends prisoners, migrants and people in precarious legal situations through legal reports, strategic litigation and draft legislation.

Co-BeingClimate Action
Ralph Nader
Ralph Nader
Washington D.C · USA
“Because he demonstrated that one person armed with rigorous research and moral clarity can reshape entire systems of power.”
Recommended by Alberto Alemanno

American consumer-rights lawyer and activist. His 1965 book Unsafe at Any Speed exposed the US auto industry's safety failures and led directly to the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966.

Living LegendsClimate ActionEducation & Work

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