The Reformer derives a great deal of satisfaction from making things more efficient and equitable.

It’s easy to get discouraged by the inefficiencies and injustices that define many of our current political, social, and economic systems. But for you, they’re just a signal that there’s a lot of work to be done. You’re probably already rolling up your sleeves and raring to go—after all, that envelope isn’t going to push itself.

The Reformer is uniquely capable of enacting real, meaningful change in our systems.

Progress may be incremental, but progress is progress. Your combination of analytical thinking and passion for doing the right thing makes you incredibly capable of innovating within existing power structures and pushing for tangible change.

The Reformer’s reverence for structure may feel restricting to some people.

Does the status quo suck sometimes? Yes, of course. But you’re not interested in throwing the baby out with the bathwater. You just want to identify what works and what doesn’t—and there’s real value in that.

The Reformer can help us define what we are fighting for.

When it comes to the climate crisis, it’s clear that our systems are failing us. But if you can imagine a better world for us, it might just become a blueprint for our future. Check out the resources below to find out how The Reformer champions climate action.