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Millions of people have taken action on Change.org to fight for human rights around the globe. See some of the reasons why in this video, and learn more here: http://change.org/humanrights

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Name: Change.org

Big Idea: Change.org is a digital petition site that enables anyone with a cause to start up and run their own digital petition campaign.

Why It's Working: The impact of Change.org petitions has been proven all over the world, in everything from a campaign against SOPA to the Trayvon Martin movement, and the website is proving that a digital campaign can be powerful.

It can be hard to make a voice loud enough to be heard, but Change.org's mission is to magnify activism with the power of the Internet. Since its launch in 2007, the certified B-Corp has given users the tools to take their causes online and spark national movements. Ben Wikler, executive vice president at Change.org, says the power of the platform is that it enables a campaign to scale very quickly, reaching thousands of people in a matter of hours.

"Online petitions can grow incredibly fast, incredibly quickly," Wikler says. "You can start a petition on Change.org in about 30 seconds, you can push it out on Facebook, and it potentially can go viral."

It's been a banner year for Change.org, as its name has been tied to some of the biggest protests of late. The company hosted petitions against SOPA as well as the major campaign to change the R-rating of controversial documentary Bully. But Wikler says that no campaign has had more of an impact than the one on behalf of Trayvon Martin. A week after the 17-year-old was shot and killed in a Florida suburb, his parents took to Change.org to bring the man who shot him, self-appointed neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman, to trial. Wikler says it was the fastest petition in history, gathering 100,000 signatures in the first 72 hours and sparking a national conversation about racial profiling. WIkler says that celebrities and even President Obama began to promote the cause, leading to the arrest and trial of Zimmerman for the teen's death.

"It changed the national conversation about violence and race, and ot provoked a lot of powerful discussions," Wikler adds.

But the company isn't solely focused on petitions. This July, Change.org will host its second-annual Hack for Change, a 24-hour hackathon devoted to apps that improves the lives of individuals and the community. The winner of last year's hackathon was Good Neighbor, a text-based service that enables users to ask their neighbors for help with small tasks. Wikler says that Hack for Change is another important facet of Change.org's overall goals.

"There's a thrill to working on problems that actually change people's lives," Wikler explains. "We want to give more people a taste for that and hopefully, with Change.org's mission in general, catalyze a cultural shift where people see problems in the world and know they can make a difference on them, and devote part of their lives to doing that."

Wikler says that the platform currently has more than 13 million registered users signing petitions and participating in activism. The site also saw a big boost from the Trayvon movement, growing 2.5 million in one month. The steady numbers are also surprising.

"It's growing by more than a million and a half a month," Wikler says. "The curve is up and to the right."

A long-time activist, Wikler says that now is the prime time for online petitioning. He adds that when campaigns on Change.org devote target the right people and inspire the right audience, a mega-movement can be quite possible. The thrill of a good campaign doesn't hurt, either.

"The experience of being involved in good strategy and then winning is what makes this exciting," says Wikler.
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How Change.org Is Revolutionizing Internet Activism

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Name: Change.org Big Idea: Change.org is a digital petition site that enables anyone with a cause to start up and run their own digital petition campaign. Why It's Working: The impact of Change.org petitions has been proven all over the world, in everything from a campaign against SOPA to the Trayvon Martin movement, and the website is proving that a digital campaign can be powerful.

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