Why We’re Launching Changing Times News
In every democracy, journalism is often described as the “fourth estate” — a vital counterbalance to power, a watchdog on behalf of the public, and a space where truth can be pursued in the interest of society. But in today’s rapidly shifting information landscape, the media is struggling to fully live up to that role. The 24-hour news cycle prioritizes…
Beyond Punishment: What Nonviolence Really Asks of Changemakers
When we talk about creating a more peaceful and just world, much of our attention…
The Challenges of Leading for Good: Burnout, loneliness, and the emotional realities of nonprofit leadership
People often assume that working in the nonprofit or social impact sector must feel deeply…
Living Beyond the “Shoulds”: What Modern Singlehood Can Teach Changemakers About Agency, Community, and Success
One of the most powerful questions a changemaker can ask is this: How much of…
Designing Out Waste in the Creative Industries: What happens after the show ends?
When people think about the creative industries, they tend to think about what is visible….
From the Pulpit to the FBI: What Justice, Trust and Service Really Look Like
We often talk about social change as though it happens through policy reform, public campaigns,…
Writing to Read: What Dyslexia Innovation Teaches Us About Unlocking Human Potential
We often talk about systems change in the context of economics, climate, or governance. But…
Why Changemakers Need to Imagine More Possible Futures
One of the greatest challenges facing changemakers today isn’t a lack of ideas, evidence, or…
The Anime Mindset: What Changemakers Can Learn from Hero Arcs and Hard Seasons
Resilience gets talked about a lot in the social change space. We tell ourselves to…
From Food Security to Food Sovereignty: Rebuilding Local Food Systems From the Ground Up
Most of us rarely think about how extraordinary the modern food system is. We can walk into a…
Why Is Technology Getting Worse on Purpose? Enshittification, Surveillance Capitalism and Reclaiming Our Digital Commons
There is a strange experience that has become increasingly familiar in our digital lives: a technology we once…
What if the problem isn’t just billionaires, but billionaireism?
What if one of the biggest obstacles to building a better economy isn’t only policy failure or corporate…
