Changemaker Do you want to go to a developing country to help out?

But keep your eyes open for a changemaker, too.

The Changemaker studies tackle difficult questions from life, society and global realities.

What they all share is a deep belief that everyone is a changemaker.

Changemaker's main priority is to encourage young people to take an interest in global issues and speak out against injustice.

A quarter of proceeds from each deposit are invested into the Changemaker charity program.

Here’s me in six words: Logical unschooled changemaker reinventing learning globally.

Changemakers builds on Ashoka's three-decade history and belief that we all have the ability to be a changemaker.

It's fixing health care and leading the country to make the sacrifices necessary to address global warming that would test which one is the real changemaker."

You 're a changemaker, Chris.

In 2003, he published Changemaker, a history of the civil rights movement in Minnesota for young readers aged 10 and up, based on his memoirs.

You're a changemaker.

Watch Changemaker Adam Mooney share his personal experience of how microfinance can benefit the most marginalised in our society.

Changemaker's offices are housed within NCA headquarters in Oslo.

Smith is selected as an inaugural "Changemaker Campus" in partnership with Ashoka, a non-profit network of social entrepreneurs.

Norwegian Church Aid's youth movement, Changemaker, organises campaigns, courses, camps and local projects for its many thousands of members aged 13 - 30.

John Mighton has been elected to the Ashoka Fellowship, in recognition of his accomplishments as a social entrepeneur, a "changemaker."

The University has been designated as a Changemaker Campus by Ashoka U for its work in social innovation in higher education.

The New School is one of nine American universities to be inducted into Ashoka's "Changemaker" consortium for social entrepreneurship.

Does The Changemaker have the guts to take on the special interests in his own party — the trial lawyers, the teachers’ unions, the AARP?

Changemaker Central is student-run centralized resource hub for student involvement in social entrepreneurship, civic engagement, service learning and community service that catalyzes student-driven social change.

Changemaker Central locations have opened on all campuses in Fall 2011, providing flexible, creative workspaces for everyone in the ASU community.

The LSI Young Changemaker Award Contest was held for students to present their opinions in the form of an essay or a video entry.

The Changemaker Credit Union is a joint initiative between the university and Northamptonshire Credit Union, providing financial services to students and staff.

Funbrain Changemaker - a US educational site which aims to teach children about their currency and provide practice in calculating how much change you would expect from a given transaction.

But to be the change-maker is not my role.

But the far bigger problem for Cameron is that people used to think of him as a change-maker.

You will never have a chance - never - to vote for a better change-maker.

The change-maker saw them from his booth, but thought they were ordinary passengers trying to catch the train.

Audrey told us you was a change-maker," he continued, glancing over to his partner. "

It is the change-maker's responsibility to address those anxieties.

No one likes to be treated like a cog, as versus a change-maker, it’s very different.

Taking it, the change-maker slid five nickels in return.

The question of the campaign, Clinton added, is "Who is the best change-maker?"

The idea was to contrast Brown the process-follower with Cameron the change-maker.

"She's the best change-maker that I ever knew, and I think that's important in a president," he said.

Russo's change clattered into the tray of the change-maker.

It’s scary not to be a change-maker, not to know how to cause change in a world that’s defined by change.

That’s ok for a static world but we don’t live in a static world, everyone wants to be a change-maker.

This is about electing the best change-maker."

He twiddled his change-maker and handed over a black bonus tab as if he hated to part with it.

The pro-Obama answer is that the young senator is a reformer without parallel, a change-maker and mould-breaker.

One was a sad-faced individual whom Blake introduced as Tompkins, change-maker at an East Side elevated station.

"This really is the decision: Do you want the feeling of change, or do you want someone who is a change-maker and can make your life better?"

At the Reno airport, Ray Thompson, a former casino change-maker, slogged through another rotation on the X-ray machine.

He was also a finalist in the Reynolds Change-Maker Entrepreneur Challenge for his company, TradeMade, Inc.

He urged parishioners to support her candidacy—he called her a "world-class change-maker"—because of her position on issues important to them, such as health care, help for Iraq war veterans, education and job creation.

Earlier in the day, Bill Clinton, working non-stop to save his wife’s campaign, told a crowd in a school gymnasium in Amherst: “She’s a change-maker, the best I ever saw.”

Enrolling at Columbia University, he went to school during the day and worked at night as a change-maker for six years in the IND subway, eventually earning bachelor of science and master of arts degrees.