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Change the Game Academy nominated for 2024 Learning Technologies Award

The Change the Game Academy platform has been selected as a finalist for one of the most prestigious awards in the learning technologies field, the 2024 Learning Technologies Awards. Next to nine other groundbreaking initiatives, we are competing for the title of 'Best Learning Technologies Project – Public & Non-Profit Sector.' The award ceremony will take place on November 13 in London.  >>

Celebrating Success: Change the Game Academy and Wilde Ganzen Win Prestigious aNewSpring Training Improvement Award 2024!

Discover how our community-driven approach, combined with a strategic digital marketing campaign, led to this incredible achievement. Join us in celebrating this milestone and learn more about our journey to becoming award-winning leaders in the realm of digital learning. >>

Weaving Women’s Prosperity in Northern Ghana

By West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) In the village of Amanga, a transformative Basket Weaving Project is empowering women to achieve financial independence. Thanks to the Change the Game Academy initiative, over 100 women are now weaving their way to better livelihoods. Discover how this innovative project is changing lives and fostering economic resilience in Northern Ghana. >>

Youth Leadership Empowered: Change the Game Academy Equips 20 State of Youth Chapter Leaders with Fundraising and Mobilisation Skills

Step into the virtual world of inspiration and transformation as young chapter leaders from around the globe graduate from Change the Game Academy's 2024 cohort. Get inspired with the collective power of youth leadership to drive positive social impact worldwide. >>

Communities flourish thanks to bamboo in India

In the spirit of Community-Led Initiatives, AWARD's journey is a testament to the transformative power of grassroots initiatives. The cascading effect of the Local Fundraising training has not only strengthened AWARD's position but has also become an inspiring example for sustainability initiatives around the world. >>

Sebeta School’s triumph: Empowering change through Local Fundraising

Sebeta School has been instrumental for visually impaired children for over seven decades in Ethiopia. During this time, it has faced numerous challenges. However, when their essential motor pump for water supply burnt out, the school turned to the lessons learned from the Change the Game Academy, transforming their situation into an inspiring story of local fundraising sucess. >>

Le Programme Giving for Change donne le sourire à des femmes en détresse

Au moins 6 femmes vivant avec un handicap et qui mendiaient dans la ville de Boulsa ont définitivement déposé leurs escarcelles. Cet exploit est à mettre à l’actif de l’Association des femmes handicapées de Boulsa, bénéficiaires de l’appui du programme Giving for Change. >>

The state of Asian philanthropy

Despite the title of this article, can there be said to be a ‘state’ of Asian philanthropy? One of the sector’s most obvious traits is its diversity but some trends and issues seem discernibly common. In an article in Alliance last year, Andrew Milner found a European philanthropy sector which was dynamic and quoted from a study by the Observatoire de la Fondation de France that ‘new ways of giving…are changing the philanthropic landscape’. Can the same be said about a region as diverse as Asia? Is the landscape for philanthropy dynamic and vibrant? Are new ways of giving changing it? What are the trends in philanthropy, and the obstacles to its growth? And, if change is happening, how is government reacting to it, through policy and regulation? >>