Wanted: Rebels with Causes
It’s been said a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. In fact, it’s the only thing that ever has.
The Good Fight Prize is awarded annually to a campaign that inspires and enables people to combine their efforts to make work decent for everyone. It celebrates the signs of strength, creativity, and commitment within the movement for decent work—in the past and present, for the future.
Movements aren’t about a single person or organization. They are about many, many individuals and groups working toward the same goals, like fairer laws and better working conditions.
Campaigns generate hope and build awareness about issues and alternatives to the status quo. They get people involved and ready to take collective action that actually changes things. They make public participation possible in our community, work, and democratic life.
Anyone can nominate a campaign for the Good Fight Prize. A jury of five chooses a winner from among three finalists. The winning campaign receives $50K and the two other finalists receive $25K each. The prize is awarded in November at a special event, and is supported by a year-long public awareness and engagement program.
For more information, go to the Good Fight Prize website.
Learn more about the 2026 Good Fight Prize winner,
