The Global Center for Impact is an international program to support social impact efforts on important cross-border issues like climate change, nuclear disarmament, poverty and human rights. The Global Center for Impact studies issues and theirs theories of change, and partners with organizations and individuals to effect solutions to them. It is operated under the auspices of fiscal sponsor, the US 501(c)(3) The Center for Impact Communications.

The CFIC teamed up with Global Citizen and The Rockefeller Foundation to address COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in the most hesitant audiences. Using the latest research on hesitant audiences, including young people, African Americans and Latines, we created research-backed content to address the key hesitancy concerns. Off the back of the 'VAX LIVE' concert with Selena Gomez, Foo Fighters, Prince Harry & Meghan Markle, we launched the global 'Vax Because' hub.

The CFIC worked with Dr Rola Hallam and CanDo to use the 10th anniversary of the Syria crisis to bring attention to the fact schools are still being regularly bombed in the country. "After ten years of school bombings in Syria, we have a plan to protect lives, heal minds and bring hope to Syria's children by providing breakthrough Early Warning Systems to give children and teachers a chance to evacuate and get to safety ahead of an aerial attack." The campaign raised enough funds to place lifesaving early warning systems in dozens of schools across Syria.

Count Every Vote is a crucial nonpartisan election project to monitor accuracy in vote tallies for the US Presidential election. It has real time data visualizations to assist the accurate reporting of vote totals on election night and in the days following, and is focused on County Clerks releasing absentee ballot results as they are counted, and to update the public with running tallies of total votes cast and counted.

CommunciatingCoronavirus.org is a resource and regular newsletter to share best practice on talking to the public or your audience about the COVID 19 pandemic in a way that saves lives. Public health officials have stressed the need for clear and accurate communication as key to solving this crisis.

The CFIC helps social change leaders capitalize on these opportunities to maximize their impact and win. With a focus on people of color, women, immigrants, the global south, and other marginalized voices, the CFIC lifts up underrepresented voices. We give media profile and a megaphone to those advocating on issues that affect them directly.

In 2019 "social media manipulation campaigns" were found in 70 countries. Right now these are frustrating authorities' efforts to combat coronavirus. There is a real chance the 2020 US Presidential election will be stolen through sophisticated 'fake news' campaigns. The traditional information systems that connect us and inform us have been severed. Our project aims to understand how to defeat disinformation and filter bubbles before they take hold.

Our mission is to help find the most impactful way to approach an issue or campaign, and to identify the barriers to impact of a given model of social change. This program is available to measure the impact of your work, or your grantee's work. Our impact auditors have decades of experience as practitioners in various facets of social change.

Weekend Caucus is an experiment in shifting social attitudes through coverage of sports. Research demonstrates this type of issue is able to cut through to a broader audience in a more meaningful way. Weekend Caucus documents the intersection between politics and sports.