"America will be a country for all of us. Period."
Dorian Warren, president of Community Change
"Community Change” is both our name and a statement of our purpose. Our goal is to dramatically improve material conditions for people struggling to make ends meet in the United States, and we have a 15-year plan to do so. On the path ahead, our role is to fuse the power of organized people, bold ideas, and political clout — a three-dimensional power that we believe is the recipe for an economy and democracy where everyone can thrive.
Winning on the Issues
Community Change is committed to fighting for policies and practices that improve the material conditions of low-income communities right now--even as we work to change the structures and systems that perpetuate injustice.
We work with community-based partners across the country to lead these campaigns because we believe the people who are most marginalized by injustice should play a central role in defining solutions and strategies to implement them.
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Community Change and our partners in the FIRM fight for a vision of an America that is united, strong, and free.
MoreChild Care Justice
Community Change is building a national movement that’s fighting to make child care a public good — a service to which every family is entitled and from which nearly every facet of American life benefits.
MoreIncome Support
Community Change seeks broad structural reform to lift millions of people across the country out of poverty by ensuring an income floor.
MoreHousing Justice
Everyone deserves a safe, affordable place to call home, and Community Change is fighting for the resources and policies to make that right a reality.
MoreBuilding Power
We envision a country in which all people and communities thrive. Our role in the larger fight for freedom and justice involves building power through organizing, voting, and visionary ideas that combine people in movements that bridge differences across race, gender, and national origin.
Learn MoreBlack-Led Organizing
Community Change is fighting to repair the damage of centuries of economic assaults on Black communities and to open opportunities for a self-determined quality of life.
MoreLeadership Development
Leadership development is an integral part of community organizing, and Community Change builds the power of movement leaders.
MoreNarrative Change
Community Change seeks to build support for our policy priorities and our communities by shifting deeply ingrained paradigms.
MoreRelational Organizing
Community Change and our partners are bringing the basics of community organizing into civic engagement strategies that are proven to increase participation in our democracy.
MoreVoter Engagement
We see year-round democracy as a model to both change the electorate and build infrastructure in communities. It is a key way that low-income communities, particularly low-income communities of color, can build and exercise power.
Learn MoreCommunity Change Action
Community Change’s 501(c)4 sister organization, Community Change Action, engages millions of voters to make their voices heard at the ballot box. In 2020, it will operate statewide programs in five states: Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Nevada, and Wisconsin.
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