Social Change Initiative

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We collaborate with activists, policy makers and funders to deliver lasting social change. socialchangeinitiative.com

Social media post featuring the Social Change Initiative logo and promoting a new report titled "The Hidden Tribes." The main text reads "New report explores how different values and perspectives in Greek society shape democratic participation and political representation." The post includes a QR code and website URL (socialchangeinitiative.com/hidden-tribes-mapping-social-perceptions-in-modern-greece) for accessing the full report. On the right side is the report cover showing a stylized 3D geometric design with "HIDDEN TRIBES" text and subtitle "of a homogeneous society" along with Inter Alia and SCI logos.
How can philanthropy and government work together to transform public services? visit: socialchangeinitiative.com/making-change-with-government-page
Yellow-toned image of Martin Luther King Jr speaking at a podium to a large crowd. Overlaid text reads: “Narrative Change: Harnessing the power of storytelling to support progressive change.” The Social Change Initiative logo appears in the top left, with the website link socialchangeinitiative.com/narrative-change at the bottom.
Image shows a close up of a Christmas tree with the message 'Merry Christmas and Happy New Year' followed by SCI's logo.
A split-screen design featuring the title ‘Poverty in Northern Ireland 2025’ on a dark blue background, with navigation tags reading ‘Report’, ‘Child Poverty’, ‘Work’, ‘Social Security’, and ‘Care’. Below the title is a short description about stalled progress on reducing child poverty. On the right side, against a light background, is an illustrative collage showing a young girl with red hair crouching down to touch the ground, layered over images of Northern Irish terraced houses, mountains, and a blue sky, encircled by abstract line art.
Graphic titled ‘Follow us’ featuring two speech bubble icons. Below are social media platforms and handles for the Social Change Initiative: Instagram @SCIBelfast (labelled ‘NEW’), Bluesky @SCI-Belfast.bsky.social, LinkedIn – Social Change Initiative, X (Former Twitter) @SCI_Belfast, and Facebook – Social Change Initiative.
The image shows the cover of the report titled 'Human Rights and Equality in Northern Ireland: International enforcement of Article 2 of the Windsor Framework - A guide for civil society and human rights organisations' dated August 2025. The right side of the image contains a quote in white text on a dark brown background stating: 'The Supreme Court decision will be very important, but even if the UK Government's arguments were to prevail in London, that would not necessarily be the end of the matter. There are international enforcement mechanisms available that could still hold the UK accountable for its commitments.'
Social media post featuring the Social Change Initiative logo and promoting a new report titled "The Hidden Tribes." The main text reads "New report explores how different values and perspectives in Greek society shape democratic participation and political representation." The post includes a QR code and website URL (socialchangeinitiative.com/hidden-tribes-mapping-social-perceptions-in-modern-greece) for accessing the full report. On the right side is the report cover showing a stylized 3D geometric design with "HIDDEN TRIBES" text and subtitle "of a homogeneous society" along with Inter Alia and SCI logos.
Image shows Joe Mulhall standing at a podium in a conference room, gesturing with one hand. On the screen is a bright yellow slide with the words “HOLD ON TO HOPE” and an illustration of a flower.
How can philanthropy and government work together to transform public services? visit: socialchangeinitiative.com/making-change-with-government-page
Graphic for Social Change Initiative’s “Stories of Change.” Text reads: “Insights from community action, peacebuilding and advocacy across the globe. socialchangeinitiative.com/stories-of-change.” On the right, there are black-and-white photos of six women featured on the page: Cristina Jiménez, Dolores Huerta, Avila Kilmurray, Edona Maloku and Zelda Holtzman.
This image shows the cover of a report titled "Human Rights and Equality in Northern Ireland: Article 2 of the Windsor Framework Reaches the Courts: What's at Stake?" dated September 2024. At the bottom of the cover are logos for the collaborating organisations: Queen's University Belfast Human Rights Centre, Donia Human Rights Center and Social Change Initiative (SCI).
We collaborate with activists, policy makers and funders to deliver lasting social change. socialchangeinitiative.com
Videographer Carl Whinnery films Sipho Sibanda (wearing red) and Tolulope Agbede (in light blue striped shirt) in a conference room. Professional lighting equipment is set up in the background.
Social media post featuring the Social Change Initiative logo and promoting a new report titled "The Hidden Tribes." The main text reads "New report explores how different values and perspectives in Greek society shape democratic participation and political representation." The post includes a QR code and website URL (socialchangeinitiative.com/hidden-tribes-mapping-social-perceptions-in-modern-greece) for accessing the full report. On the right side is the report cover showing a stylized 3D geometric design with "HIDDEN TRIBES" text and subtitle "of a homogeneous society" along with Inter Alia and SCI logos.
Black and white photograph of two hands reaching towards each other. The SCI (Social Change Initiative) logo appears in the top left corner, and the website URL 'socialchangeinitiative.com/resources-for-peacebuilding' is displayed at the bottom.
Dark teal graphic with the Social Change Initiative logo at the top left. Large white text reads “Working for Change in India.” Below, smaller white text reads “Martin Macwan (edited by Avila Kilmurray).” Underneath, in bold mustard-yellow text, is the link “socialchangeinitiative.com/working-for-change-in-india.” On the right, two photographs: the top shows a young woman speaking to a seated group of men and women outdoors, some wearing colourful saris; the bottom shows three people holding symbolic props, including a large earthen pot, a plate, and a placard declaring a village “Untouchability Free” dated 15th August 2017.
Image show all participants in the room watching a panel with Teresa Buczkowska, Kate Barry and Shauna Corr.
Discover lessons and tools for activists to bring about progressive narrative change. socialchangeinitiative.com/narrative-change
Graphic for Social Change Initiative’s “Stories of Change.” Text reads: “Insights from community action, peacebuilding and advocacy across the globe. socialchangeinitiative.com/stories-of-change.” On the right, there are black-and-white photos of six women featured on the page: Cristina Jiménez, Dolores Huerta, Avila Kilmurray, Edona Maloku and Zelda Holtzman.
Discover key resources to support activists and funders in driving positive change. socialchangeinitiative.com/resources-for-change
Two hands clasped together symbolising unity and support, overlaid with geometric shapes and the Social Change Initiative (SCI) logo. Text at the bottom reads: socialchangeinitiative.com/resources-for-peacebuilding.