Change.org is an online social network and Certified B Corporation dedicated to creating change in many causes, including animal welfare, criminal justice, education, environment, health, homelessness, and human rights. With hundreds of millions of users across nearly 200 countries creating change in their communities, Change.org also supports the causes of immigrant rights, race in America, sustainable food, and women’s rights. In the past, the global organization has hired for flexible jobs in career areas like engineering, editing, news & journalism, writing, and nonprofit & philanthropy work, offering part-time, freelance, and remote jobs that have included work-from-anywhere opportunities. As an employer, Change.org trusts its associates "to manage their time in the way that best suits their work and personal lives" and provides eligible staff with unlimited PTO, as well as encourages them to use it. Additional benefits are provided as well, and the organization actively practices inclusion and strives to build a team as "beautiful and diverse" as the world we inhabit.

In order to reach millions of people every month, Change.org has a team of writers and 3,000 nonprofit partners located around the globe, such as Amnesty International, the Sierra Club, the Human Rights Campaign, and the United Nations Foundation. Change.org's main focus is to create and distribute petitions to collect signatures supporting its causes and to connect with partners around the world to continue to advance its efforts. According to The New York Times, Change.org is "the go-to site for web uprisings."

Change.org is an online social network and Certified B Corporation dedicated to creating change in many causes, including animal welfare, criminal justice, education, environment, health, homelessness, and human rights. With hundreds of millions of users across nearly 200 countries creating change in their communities, Change.org also supports the causes of immigrant rights, race in America, sustainable food, and women’s rights. In the past, the global organization has hired for flexible jobs in career areas like engineering, editing, news & journalism, writing, and nonprofit & philanthropy work, offering part-time, freelance, and remote jobs that have included work-from-anywhere opportunities. As an employer, Change.org trusts its associates "to manage their time in the way that best suits their work and personal lives" and provides eligible staff with unlimited PTO, as well as encourages them to use it. Additional benefits are provided as well, and the organization actively practices inclusion and strives to build a team as "beautiful and diverse" as the world we inhabit.

In order to reach millions of people every month, Change.org has a team of writers and 3,000 nonprofit partners located around the globe, such as Amnesty International, the Sierra Club, the Human Rights Campaign, and the United Nations Foundation. Change.org's main focus is to create and distribute petitions to collect signatures supporting its causes and to connect with partners around the world to continue to advance its efforts. According to The New York Times, Change.org is "the go-to site for web uprisings."