It starts with me. It starts with you.
Changing the World exists to inform, inspire, & equip our circle of influence to be change-makers for good, one heart at a time. We do this through various social pathways, programs, events, & initiatives providing opportunities for physical, spiritual, & emotional wellness on Cape Cod & beyond.
Changing the World, Inc is a 501(c)(3) public charity with EIN: 85-3494495.
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Dr. Siddhartha shares insights from 30 years, emphasizing food’s power to prevent disease, plant-based diets, gut health, and holistic well-being.
Cape Codders gathered on the Hyannis Village Green for the 2025 NDP, with a special focus on our Jamaican community who led us in song.
Featuring Image Consultant Catrina Welch, and a panel of international women talk about finding confidence in their own style of beauty.
Featuring Maura Weir (Chief Wellness Officer), Dr. Kumara Sidhartha (Nutritionist), Tracy Lamperti (LMHC), Jeff Wahtola (Fitness Coach), & Amanda Braga-Tipton (Chaplain & Suicide-Prevention Advocate)
Keynote speaker, Melanie Barton, shares her powerful journey from trauma to triumph, overcoming childhood sexual abuse and becoming an advocate for the exploited. We also hear from panelists, D.A. Rob Galibois, Officer Natalie Fachada (PATH), Marcia Donnely (Treasured Life), & Cathering Boyle (Hello Summer J1).
This event focuses on mental health awareness, highlighting the importance of community, faith, and personal care. Keynote speaker Tracy Lamperti discusses her extensive experience in psychology and counseling, emphasizing natural methods to improve mental health.
Consultant, mentor, speaker, & survivor Robin Levasseur shares her story of hope, preceded by introductions to several non-profits working to combat human trafficking on Cape, hearing from Rep's Diggs & Xiarhos, & followed by a special panel featuring D.A. Robert Galibois, Detective Katie Parache, Vanessa Madge, & Rev. Catherine Boyle.
Interview with author, speaker, advocate, & survivor, Jasmine Grace of Jasmine Grace Outreach (www.JasmineGrace.org) in recognition of January as Human Trafficking Awareness month.