Move to Change aims to create an environment that provides opportunities
to enable the youth, with families and communities, to work together towards their shared dreams, creating positive, sustainable change, in the New Now.
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Move to Change aims to create opportunities
Move to Change aims to create an environment that provides opportunities to enable the youth, with families and communities, to work together towards their shared dreams, creating positive, sustainable change, in the New Now.
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Talent
Build capacities and create a ripple effect by sharing your skills, talents, and knowledge with our program partners in various learning activities.
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Ecosystem
Engage in our envisioned ecosystem of sustainable solutions in various value chains by being a producer, supplier, seller, buyer, or partner.
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Why Move to Change?
We believe we can move to create change in our communities and our country with you.
The Changemakers Scholarship Program (CSP) provides financial and non-financial support to scholars from high school to college.
The Youth Social Enterprise Financing Program (YSEF) offers debt or equity financing to entrepreneurs aged 18 to 35 whose social...
HopeNest is a youth changemaking and social entrepreneurship program of the Move to Change Foundation.
The Partners and Stakeholders Engagement and Strengthening Program (PSES) draws on M2C’s experience in capability building since 2020.
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SINEGANG.ph Shares PETA and M2C’s “Gen G: GG na ’to!”
SINEGANG.ph introduces Gen G: GG na ’to!, an interactive production encouraging youth to participate, question, collaborate, and recognize their power to contribute to meaningful community change.
Ohmski Highlights Choice and Youth Agency in “Gen G: GG na ’to!”
Ohmski highlights Gen G: GG na ’to! as an invitation for young people to question inherited systems, exercise their agency, collaborate with others, and imagine better communities.
Daily Tribune Features the Flooded World of “Gen G: GG na ’to!”
Daily Tribune explores Gen G: GG na ’to! and its flooded Philippines, where young people confront survival, representation, priorities, and the responsibility of building community together.
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Find your passion, be part of our movement, and contribute to creating change for the youth and their communities