Last month, at the Clinton Global Initiative 2025 Annual Meeting, more than a thousand leaders from 63 countries came together not just to talk about where help is needed most, but to commit to solutions.
In one room, our Education Working Group explored a new pilot that will deliver early learning resources to immigrant families in cities across the U.S.
Down the hall, health advocates outlined how they’ll expand maternal telehealth access in Zimbabwe, bringing life-saving care to women who would otherwise go without.
And in a session on democracy and human rights, organizers from divided societies pledged to train the next generation to stand up for truth, inclusion, and freedom.
These weren’t symbolic conversations. They were the start of bold, measurable commitments that will ripple outward for years.
But that impact depends on what we do next.
When governments retreat, civil society must step in. That’s what CGI was built to do — and what your support makes possible.
Make a gift today and help carry this momentum forward.
