You can be the one
to lead and
create positive
change.
We are an international grassroots movement committed to building trust across the world's divides. Through ethical leadership, trustbuilding and peacebuilding, we have been fostering change for more than 100 years.
WE ARE INITIATIVES OF CHANGE AUSTRALIA
WHAT WE DO
Initiatives of Change (IofC) is a world-wide movement of people of diverse cultures and backgrounds, who are committed to the transformation of society through changes in human motives and behaviour, starting with our own.

Ethical
Leadership
We empower individuals to embrace ethical leadership principles and lead with integrity, empathy, and accountability.

Trustbuilding
We support Australia's Indigenous communities in their pursuit of justice, respect, and reconciliation.

Peacebuilding
We promote meaningful conversations, empower peacemakers, and build an inclusive future.

OUR PURPOSE
Our Vision: To strive for a future where our society embodies the values of justice, harmony, and sustainability. We envision a world where every individual, in response to their inner moral compass, contributes uniquely to this collective aspiration.
Our Mission: To inspire, equip, and connect individuals in their journey to address global challenges, commencing with self-transformation. We operate on a global scale, collaborating with diverse individuals, groups, and organisations to drive a wide range of initiatives that contribute to building a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world.
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Toorak, Victoria 3142 Australia
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OUR STORIES
Revisiting Papua New Guinea
Since the 1950s Nigel Cooper has been associated with Moral Re-Armament (MRA), the former name of Initiatives of Change , having been introduced to the organisation through his parents. At 21 Nigel had a personal transformative experience after seeing a MRA play in...
A lift to the spirit of kindness – IofCA Community Dinner
The Community Dinner held at Armagh on 27 August brought together people from different backgrounds and cultures, and a matching variety of food to share. The room was filled with those of Vietnamese, French, Chinese, Indian, Indonesian, Burmese and Indigenous/Anglo...
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