We help reformers get support and bring about changes
We help them craft communication that overcomes indifference. Because loud voices from our echo chamber don’t make changes.
What we can do for you
C4C for individual
Training and consulting for you
C4C for organization
Communication strategy, campaign, facilitation, and capacity building
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Campaign for social change
Nonprofits live and breathe to make changes. The public campaign remains a powerful vehicle to bring about those changes, even more so in the days of social media proliferation.
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Crafting stories of change
To succeed, your programs or organizations need supporters including donors, philanthropists, and impact investors. But these people need to be convinced that you can deliver impact.
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Design thinking for social problem
Making a positive impact means to solve problems effectively. Critical thinking and problem-solving become two of the most needed soft skills required to thrive in the 21st century. However, most of the schools in Indonesia do not teach problem-solving to their students.
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Think clearly, present better
Effective presentations are not about sleek slide design or dramatic delivery. They begin from clear writing, and clear writing starts with clear thinking.
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Our past work
Social media communication strategy for supporting religious tolerance and peace-building advocacy and research
Communication Startegy Consultant2 + morePUSAD Paramadina
2017
Communication strategy to gain public support for stricter tobacco control law
Monitoring and Evaluation Recommendation2 + moreKomnas Pengendalian Tembakau
2018
Converting indifferent urban youth to become the defenders of the forest
Communication Startegy Consultant2 + moreClimate and Land Use Alliance
2019
Changemakers we worked with
What our partners said
I am very impressed with C4C help for the 3-days strategic planning facilitation. The process led by Mita is very fun yet fruitful. We can have big decisions in just only 3 days of meeting. I am proud to have C4C as our partner.
Ihsan Ali-Fauzi
Founder and Director of PUSAD Paramadina
Communication for Change did an excellent job teaching people how to make presentations that get results!
Anthea Webb
Country director WFP
A workshop that definitely needs more recognition and spotlight because I’m pretty sure everyone who has a passion, interest, and job in Behavior Change needs it.
Irfan Agia
Consumer lead insight, Linkaja
If you think you know everything about presentations, this training will make you reconsider. Since we apply the method from the training, we have significantly increased our conversion rate.
Ligwina Hananto
CEO QM Financial
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