The 2013 Social Change Impact Report is the third in an annual series, which was designed to provide a barometer of who is engaged in social change, what is important to them and how they work together to advance social change issues of interest now and in the future. Including perspectives of more than 9,000 adults in Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, India, Jordan, Mexico and the U.S., the 2013 Social Change Impact Report identifies distinctive profiles of social change agents around the world and includes many of their key motivations, interests and levels of involvement, ultimately putting a face on social change agents. (April–May 2013)
In addition to establishing these profiles, the 2013 survey reveals that participation in social change has maintained its importance, is widespread, and is moving forward as a result of people working together to address the issues most important to them. What’s more, findings reveal that education continues to play a vital role in providing opportunities for social change engagement, which, if modeled to and started at a young age, may lead to more involvement in adulthood.
To join the conversation, use #IamSocialChange.
