We believe that connection empowers us. That every voice matters. That each one of us is needed to achieve change. We believe we can do extraordinary things when we gather together.
Explore the stories of changemakers around the world and the projects we support to help raise the next generation of leaders in the fight for gender equality.
The Future is Fluid, a short film by Jade Jackman and Irregular Labs in partnership with Gucci and CHIME FOR CHANGE, premiered during the Sundance Film Festival. Representing voices from Brazil, Canada, India, Italy, Singapore, South Africa, the UAE, the United Kingdom and the United States, The Future is Fluid explores what gender means to […]
Gucci launches the next chapter of its CHIME FOR CHANGE campaign with new creative identity, dedicated ArtWalls, non-profit projects and creative collaborations. Gucci debuted the next chapter of its CHIME FOR CHANGE campaign today under the banner “To Gather Together,” a call for the global community to unite in support of gender equality. “Every person […]
Fostering Empowerment and Social Justice through Self-Expression and Gender Equity
CHIME FOR CHANGE and Irregular Labs partnered to release the second edition of the biannual The Irregular Report, exploring the theme of Fluidity.
Building on its six-year legacy of funding more than 425 non-profit projects with156 partners in 89 countries, directly benefiting more than 570,000 girls and women globally and reaching more than 3 million family and community members, CHIME FOR CHANGE is pleased to announce its support of the following new projects with global partners working to […]
The world has evolved significantly since we first launched the CHIME FOR CHANGE campaign, in 2013.
Empowering youth to address gender-based violence in Italy through innovative, interactive programming
Enhancing women's political participation and representation in Brazil
Providing regular income, dignity and access to opportunity for women in Mumbai
Connecting outstanding young advocates with the platforms, people and resources to amplify their influence
Funding innovative approaches to movement-building and activism, especially among women of color in the United States.
My parents weren’t happy when I chose to become a journalist. They said one day I was going to die for it.But I told them that everyone dies eventually and if God decides that it’s my time to go while working as a journalist, so be it.
The evening when my son was born, I was 13 years old and six months pregnant.
Dear Grandmother, I wanted you to know that wishing to follow in your footsteps – in my generation – has led me to create a mobile app and a platform for women worldwide.
In Spain the issue of gender violence is constantly in the news. Here, over nine hundred women have been murdered by their male partners or exes over the past fifteen years and a 150,000 women have reported physical abuse in 2017 alone.
As part of its longstanding partnership with UNICEF, Gucci is proud to be a founding partner of the Girls’ Empowerment Initiative.
I’ll never forget the day back in the early eighties when, at the tender age of four, my life was turned upside down forever.
In March of 2015, CHIME FOR CHANGE conducted a journalism and storytelling workshop in Erbil, Iraq for Yazidi and Christian refugees who had fled ISIS.
Connecting and mobilizing young women activists to drive progress on human rights in the Middle East and North Africa
Building the pipeline of young leaders in Hong Kong, Brazil and Mexico, who are organizing across issues and developing innovative approaches to create social change.
This latest issue of the report explores the theme of Fluidity, and features sections on Gender, Economics, Politics & Activism, Education, Creativity & Culture, and Science & Technology.
#GucciArtWall: the House dedicates its global murals to Artolution on World Refugee Day, June 20
On the occasion of World Water Day, Gucci and CHIME FOR CHANGE announced today a new partnership with Beyoncé and UNICEF USA to bring clean, safe water to the children of Burundi, known as the “Heart of Africa.”
I grew up in the South of France, and for all the hype about how liberated French women are, men there were considered worthier by virtue of their gender alone.
