Champion for Change Team

The team members of Champions for Change at the National Policy Dialogue

Champion for Change's Team Leader at Climate Change Conference UNFCCC COP28

The Team Leader of Champions for Change was on a panel, and delivered presentation at UNFCCC COP28

National Policy Dialogue

Champion for Change Team members Brainstorming

––––––––––––– OUR PILLARS –––––––––––––

Sustainable Natural Resource Management, including good governance, a rights-based approach to conservation, and communities participation.

We aim to promote sustainable economic growth and development in Liberia by managing natural resources responsibly and transparently through good governance, a rights-based approach to conservation, and community participation.

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV)

We aim to protect individuals from gender-based violence, creating an inclusive society where all can thrive and contribute to progress.

Awareness and Training

We provide training and mentorship programs, along with tools, to empower individuals and communities to drive positive change in Liberia. Additionally, we conduct awareness programs on biodiversity conservation, REDD+ implementation, policies, and carbon financing.

About Us

Initially, the organization started as a youth advocacy and good governance group in the natural resources sector. However, the organization has now expanded its operations to include several areas such as Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), the protection of high-risk populations, women, peace, and security, Sustainable Natural Resources Management, including good governance, a rights-based approach to conservation, community participation, Climate Change, Agriculture, and training.

News

On May 31, 2023, the Champions for Change (CFC) organization visited Paynesville Adrial Academy, Apostle Wisdom School System, and the Monrovia Central Prison in Montserrado County. Their objective was to raise awareness about menstrual hygiene and distribute sanitary pads and other items to students and inmates.