While we have more and more information thrown at us, we know it’s hard to find information we can trust to make confident voting decisions -- especially when it comes to local elections. We see a better way.
We're Partnering with MTV’s ElectThis to Empower Young People This Election
Announcing the Change.org Charitable Foundation
First Lady Michelle Obama Announces Campaign for Girls’ Education at SXSW
Introducing Crowdfunding Tools on Change.org
Join Change.org and DataKind as they Talk About Data Science for Good
We are excited to host another data science meetup in our San Francisco office on Tuesday, March 1st at 6:00 pm. This time, we’re hosting the #ODSC meetup.
Ch-ch-ch-ch-Change.org Honors David Bowie
Day One on Change Politics
New Election App—Change Politics—Will Increase Citizen Participation and Shift Influence in Elections
We're Hosting a Meetup about Data and Social Change
The White House Issues Decision Maker Response to Steven Avery Petition
Berkman Center and Internet Monitor Unveil New Change.org Dashboard Widget
Louder Team Acquired by Change.org to Accelerate Change
Malala Launches Global Movement on Change.org
New Decision Maker Dashboard: Responding to Petitions Is Easier Than Ever
Change.org is Now Available in Hindi
Welcome Gemma Mortensen, Change.org’s New Chief Global Officer
A Message from our VP of Engineering Tim Catlin
Change.org Acquires Versa Team to Boost Citizen-Government Engagement
How We Stay Open, Safe, and Empowering
If Change.org was a country, it would be the 15th most populous country in the world. As a microcosm of the world’s opinions, it would be an interesting place to live, but a very difficult country to govern. Virtual communities face the same difficult questions, and have many of the same needs for governance, as countries around the world.



