
Why Join the
Change Collective?
Are you ready to create meaningful change in your community? Joining the Change Collective means becoming part of a national network of changemakers committed to solving local challenges and building bridges across divides. Together, we’ll equip you with the tools, training, and support you need to lead with impact.
Benefits of Membership

Gain access to exclusive resources, including our resource library, events calendar, and member directory (launching in 2026).

Receive support in developing Civic Action Plans to address critical issues in your community.

Build meaningful connections with thought leaders, mentors, and peers from across the country.




Our Fellowship Program
This immersive program includes:

National and local in-person convenings to build relationships and learn from others.

Expert-led training on civic leadership, problem-solving, and community building.

Access to a network of mentors and peers to guide and support your journey.
Upon completing the fellowship, you’ll join our national membership network to continue your impact through advanced training, events, and collaborations.
Nominate a Future Fellow
Do you know someone who is ready to lead positive change in their community? The Change Collective welcomes nominations for individuals who are passionate about addressing local challenges and building stronger, more connected communities. Whether they’re a rising leader or an established changemaker, your nomination could be the first step in their transformative journey.

Demonstrate a commitment to civic leadership and problem-solving.

Are eager to collaborate with others and bridge divides in their community.

Have a vision for addressing key issues in their city.
Sponsor a Changemaker
Help us expand the reach of the Change Collective by sponsoring a fellow. Your contribution will support a local leader in completing our six-month training program and joining our national network of changemakers. Together, we can empower more leaders to make a difference in their communities.