NYU Changemaker Center

✨ Wrapping up the year with gratitude ✨

As the year comes to a close, we’re feeling incredibly grateful for our students, alumni, faculty, and partners who continue to show up for one another, build community, and create meaningful change.

Wishing everyone happy holidays and a joyful, healthy new year! 💜

Swipe through for some highlights from the semester and year—and drop a comment with your favorite moment of 2025 or what you’re most looking forward to next 💫

💡 Have an idea for a program that covers a social issue? Want to host a panel, speaker, discussion group, or event this year?

The Changemaker Collective Grant offers up to $500 to help you bring your event to life. Programs are encouraged to address an identified social issue, need, challenge, or cause, and to be aligned with social change and/or social impact.

🗓️ Apply by Friday, Nov 21 to host a program this Fall — or get ahead for the Spring semester.

📍Need help with your proposal? Or grant writing in general? Don’t miss our Grant Writing 101 workshop this Tue. Nov 18 @ 12:30PM— we’ll walk you through the essentials of grant writing over lunch!

🔗 Links for both the Collective Grant Application + Grant Writing 101 RSVP are listed in our bio.

We are delighted to share that NYU has been named as a Top Producing Institution nationwide for the 8th consecutive year. 27 of our students and alumni have been selected to conduct research, study, and teach across 17 countries.

Congratulations to our Fulbrighters, who embody the spirit of NYU and represent us on the global stage. Their work as cultural ambassadors, representing a wide range of fields and academic backgrounds, underscores the diverse talents within our community.

Members of the NYU community are uniquely positioned for global awards like Fulbright. Learn how the Office of Global Awards can support you: buff.ly/42ODwHa.

And for more details on NYU's Fulbright achievements, read the press release: http://bit.ly/nyu_fulbrightleader.

Let's celebrate the global engagement and academic excellence that define our community! 🎉

Please join us in congratulating NYU College of Arts and Science junior Ambria Williams who has been named a 2023 Truman Scholar! Ambria has merged her passion for biomedical innovation and social justice to advance healthcare equity. As a , Ambria plans to attend law school to become a health lawyer and continue her work around the legal implications of biomedical technology. Learn more about the Truman Scholarship and Ambria’s work at bit.ly/AmbriaWilliams