Design for Change is not just a collection of classroom resources. It is not just a global educational organization. Design for Change is a global movement of youth change-making across the world. It is a community of passionate educators amplifying student voice and inspiring student action.

Like many of you, those of us who work at Design for Change have seen our lives turned upside down by the global spread of COVID-19, commonly known as the Coronavirus.

At Design for Change, we unwaveringly believe that children can lead change to so many of the world’s challenges. We’re already seeing the positive influence of the youngest generation’s empathy and resourcefulness.

After their chance to share their story of change on a global scale in Taiwan, two New York City students continued their "world tour" as they brought their purpose, their passion, and their power to the I Can Children's Global Summit in Rome.

Kelvin's biggest desire for the world is for humans to mature and unite as a whole to fight earth conflicts better together; humans must all be on the same page so they can be able to find comfort or support within each other. Kelvin’s comments at the farewell party remind us all why we do this!

The power of student agency and the strength of student voice are reverberating around the world as we dust off our “I Can Children’s Global Summit” t-shirts from the conference last week.

As Valentine’s Day nears and roses, flowers and chocolates fill up our homes, we must not lose sight that Valentine’s Day is ultimately about showing people how much we care. This

Many children are told they have to wait until some unknown time to start creating change. What do you think Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., would have to say about that? The same

It was only a few short days ago, during the midterm election, you made a decision to have your voice heard. As you deliberated, you considered leaders and their policies, the effect of