Change the World Academy

Change the World Academy The leading Academy dedicated to tomorrow’s world changers, offering life changing experiences through global events and a unique AI-powered platform

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Change the World Academy (CWA) is a global community dedicated to empowering students to excel academically, develop essential skills, build influential networks, and prepare for the international job market. Born from over 25 years of experience of Associazione Diplomatici (AD)—an NGO with Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Cou

ncil (ECOSOC)—CWA unites all of AD's programs under one mission: to inspire the next generation of global leaders. At the heart of our academy is a state-of-the-art digital e-learning platform, tailored to meet the diverse needs of our students. From mastering the role of a delegate at Model United Nations to navigating everyday student life in any school or university in any city of the world, our platform provides the tools and resources needed for success. By breaking down geographical barriers, it offers personalized learning experiences, empowering students to learn at their own pace, anytime and anywhere. With a community of over 100,000 young game changers from every corner of the world, we are nurturing a generation ready to lead with purpose and shape a better tomorrow. At CWA, we believe that education knows no boundaries—and neither do the dreams of our students. Together, we are building the leaders of the future.

The simulation days at CWMUN are intense, full of debates, mediations, and new encounters. But what many parents wonder ...
27/08/2026

The simulation days at CWMUN are intense, full of debates, mediations, and new encounters. But what many parents wonder is how young people are supported in their journey following the events.

The answer lies in our international network. The experience with Change the World Academy is designed to be a starting point, not a finish line. By joining CWA, they become part of a global network of alumni who want to make a difference.

To ensure that young talents continue to learn and network, we offer continuous engagement through:
- Exclusive events and webinars to keep the conversation going.
- Networking opportunities with peers and professionals from all over the world.
- Career support through the International Career Center, to guide them in their first steps into the academic and professional world.

And for the most motivated and deserving, there is The Club, our exclusive membership program for those who want to be true agents of change.

The world is evolving rapidly amidst new technologies and hybrid models, but the ability to work in a team remains an in...
21/08/2026

The world is evolving rapidly amidst new technologies and hybrid models, but the ability to work in a team remains an indispensable skill for the future of kids. Collaboration is an essential condition for building solid and long-lasting productive environments.

In the education of young people, this means teaching them to be part of a group by valuing their own traits, uniting different skills, experiences, and perspectives toward a common goal. It means helping them navigate safe environments where they are not afraid to ask questions, raise doubts, or share their ideas. In an ecosystem based on mutual support, kids learn to draw lessons not only from their own mistakes but also from those of others, transforming them into opportunities for growth.

At Change the World Academy, teamwork is at the center of our educational programs: the leaders of tomorrow are shaped by learning to collaborate and listen today.

On August 19, 2003, a bomb attack on the Canal Hotel in Baghdad killed 22 humanitarian aid workers, including the UN Spe...
19/08/2026

On August 19, 2003, a bomb attack on the Canal Hotel in Baghdad killed 22 humanitarian aid workers, including the UN Special Representative Sergio Vieira de Mello. Five years later, the United Nations General Assembly designated this date as World Humanitarian Day.

Today, it is estimated that more than 500 million children live in or are fleeing conflict zones, and climate-related crises continue to affect tens of millions of individuals. Facing a struggling humanitarian system, the United Nations is calling to act for humanity and concretely fund aid, especially to support those who intervene at the local level.

At Change the World Academy, education for peace and cooperation is at the center of our work. On a day like today, more than ever, we support the efforts of those working on the ground who never give up.

The Middle East is in flames, and Saudi Arabia finds itself literally encircled. After October 7, 2023, Israel's brutal ...
12/08/2026

The Middle East is in flames, and Saudi Arabia finds itself literally encircled. After October 7, 2023, Israel's brutal response against Hamas made it politically impossible for Riyadh to sign the Abraham Accords. Today, in a region engulfed by a state of war, the Kingdom must manage threats on all four cardinal points:

- South: tensions with the Houthis have flared up again, forcing Saudi forces to face aerial threats and a "declared" naval blockade in the Red Sea.
- North: in Iraq, several Shiite militias have continued to attack US and Saudi forces under Iranian direction.
- West: on the other side of the Red Sea, in Sudan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are fighting a proxy war to secure access and influence.
- East: Iran and the threat of a closure of the Strait of Hormuz remain a constant danger, exacerbated by the shortage of interceptors for air defense.
In this explosive scenario, the United States is raising the stakes. President Trump is trying to force the country to sign the accords, threatening to blow up the much-desired civil nuclear pact if Riyadh does not normalize relations with Jerusalem.

However, normalization with Israel has become an uncrossable red line for the Saudis. So, what is Trump really trying to achieve?

Read the full analysis in the latest issue of our newsletter on our website!

Traditional lectures are no longer enough to train the leaders of tomorrow.Research shows that when students become acti...
07/08/2026

Traditional lectures are no longer enough to train the leaders of tomorrow.

Research shows that when students become active participants, they are much more likely to retain and apply what they learn in the real world.

Not only that: practical teaching generates an emotional involvement that stimulates student participation.

The simulations by Change the World Academy are based on this exact principle. In our programs, students don't just sit and passively listen to a speaker. Young people step into the shoes of real UN delegates: they discuss, negotiate, work on global issues in real-time, and build precious bonds by working with peers from all over the world.

A total immersion that transforms theory into skills for the future.

The best way to prepare young people for the challenges of tomorrow is to bring them face to face with those who have al...
04/08/2026

The best way to prepare young people for the challenges of tomorrow is to bring them face to face with those who have already tackled those challenges at the highest levels.

At Change the World Academy, we believe education doesn't stop at textbooks. That is why, during our events, delegates have the opportunity to dialogue and interact face to face with global leaders and international experts.

A few examples of who has taken our stage to inspire the students?

- Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States.
- Amina J. Mohamed, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations.
- Catherine Colonna, former French Minister of Foreign Affairs.
- Michel Platini, football legend and former UEFA President.
- Francesco De Gregori, Italian singer-songwriter.

Listening to their stories, asking questions, and interacting with them allows young people to broaden their perspectives and develop international leadership skills. An important investment in their academic, professional, and personal future.

Investing in your children's future means giving them the right tools to face the real world with confidence.Diplomatic ...
30/07/2026

Investing in your children's future means giving them the right tools to face the real world with confidence.

Diplomatic simulations are not just an academic exercise. A MUN is a true training ground for the development of soft skills. The challenges faced in committee translate into concrete advantages for their daily lives.

An international experience that helps them become more aware, independent, and prepared adults!

In a world where technology makes complex tasks simple, the real difference is made by those who possess human skills th...
24/07/2026

In a world where technology makes complex tasks simple, the real difference is made by those who possess human skills that cannot be replaced.

In international simulations, students come face-to-face with peers from all over the world. They learn to manage stress, debate, and find compromises. They learn to be deeply and strategically human.

During CWMUN, we create a space for intergenerational dialogue.We take the most solid and profound values of yesterday a...
21/07/2026

During CWMUN, we create a space for intergenerational dialogue.
We take the most solid and profound values of yesterday and entrust them to young people, teaching them to spread them through the technological and linguistic skills necessary to build tomorrow.

This is how we shape generations ready to leave their mark on the world.

In 1724, the mysterious Captain Charles Johnson wrote: "The Sea is wide enough for us all... Its Stores are infinite".Th...
17/07/2026

In 1724, the mysterious Captain Charles Johnson wrote: "The Sea is wide enough for us all... Its Stores are infinite".

Three centuries later, we know he was wrong. The myth of the adventurous pirate has given way to a much more complex reality. In our July newsletter, we analyzed the return of piracy in the Gulf of Aden: a phenomenon triggered by economic collapse, illegal fishing, and smuggling networks linking Somali clans to arms trafficking towards Yemen.

Today, with NATO focused on territorial defense and fleets engaged elsewhere, pirates are returning to less guarded waters, proving that the underlying logic has never changed: desperate sailors whose only option is the sea. But a sea that is now depleted and geopolitically fragmented.

Subscribe to the newsletter on our website to read the full analysis!

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