Activism isn’t just a passion - it’s a skill. In my new book, I share the tools that have helped me make real change in the world. Get a copy of my new book ‘Find Your Fight’ at: JayRuderman.com #FindYourFight #JayRuderman

Activism can take many forms. Ukrainian ballet dancer Alexis Tutunnique shared with me how dancers have used their art and their platform to raise awareness and support Ukraine. We can all find a way to use what we do best for a cause that matters. #FindYourFight #Ukraine #Activism #StandWithUkraine

As the war in Ukraine continues, Alexis Tutunnique is using ballet as a form of activism. In this episode of All About Change, I speak with the Ukrainian dancer about preserving culture, raising awareness, and keeping the world engaged with what is happening in his country. As Alexis says, “Ballet is a soft power.” Visit JayRuderman.com/podcast to find the episode and listen to our full conversation. #AllAboutChange #Ukraine #CulturalActivism #Ballet

You don’t have to be the most powerful person in the fight to make a difference. Joe Bates’ work defending Native American land shows what persistence, community, and a refusal to back down can accomplish. #FindYourFight #Activism #IndigenousRights #SocialChange

Role models matter. When girls see women making decisions, using their voices, and leading their communities, they begin to see what is possible for themselves. Mercy Kafotokoza’s work is a powerful example of that. #FindYourFight #WomensEmpowerment #Activism #SocialChange

You don’t need a title or a huge platform to make a difference. You need a cause you care about—and the willingness to use your voice. My book, "Find Your Fight", is a guide to turning what matters to you into action. JayRuderman.com #FindYourFight #Activism #Advocacy #SocialChange

Amanda Jones’ decision to speak publicly about debates over books and libraries reflects a central idea in Find Your Fight: there’s a difference between caring about an issue and deciding to use your voice for it. #FindYourFight #AmandaJones #Advocacy #Libraries #MakeYourVoiceHeard

Making an impact isn’t always about money. Jonathan Jones’ point about mentorship reflects a central idea in Find Your Fight: use what you have—your experience, your voice, your example—to help create change. #FindYourFight #JonathanJones #Mentorship #Leadership

Finding your fight sometimes means refusing to hide. Jonah Platt’s commitment to being loud, proud, and Jewish reflects a central idea in Find Your Fight: when something matters deeply to you, use your voice—even when silence would be easier. #FindYourFight #JonahPlatt #JewishPride #Advocacy

Why is it easier to tell your boss you broke a bone than to say you’re struggling emotionally? Kenneth Cole’s point gets at something central to Find Your Fight: change begins when people challenge the norms that keep important issues unspoken. #FindYourFight #KennethCole #MentalHealth #Advocacy

Change starts with being able to imagine something better. That’s a message at the heart of Find Your Fight: identify the future you want to help create, then figure out how your voice and actions can move us closer to it. #FindYourFight #PrincessNoorPahlavi #Advocacy #SocialChange #MakeYourVoiceHeard

Some of the best decisions I've made started with trusting my instincts—not having all the answers. When has your gut been right?

One victory doesn’t mean the fight is over. Progress can be challenged—and even reversed. That’s why persistence is one of the central lessons in Find Your Fight: meaningful advocacy requires staying engaged for the long haul. #FindYourFight #Advocacy #Activism #SocialChange

Finding your fight isn’t just about choosing a cause. It’s about doing something with it. Gary Sinise’s work building adapted smart homes for wounded veterans shows what sustained, practical advocacy can accomplish. That’s at the heart of my book, Find Your Fight. #FindYourFight #GarySinise #Veterans #Advocacy

Progress often looks impossible—until years of advocacy finally break through. The first Deaf Oscar winner represented far more than one Hollywood milestone. It showed what persistence and representation can make possible. That’s a central lesson in my book, Find Your Fight. #FindYourFight #DeafRepresentation #RepresentationMatters #Advocacy

Platforms change. Media changes. The way we communicate changes. People don’t. Effective advocacy still comes down to connecting with people — and being willing to adapt how you reach them. More in Find Your Fight: amazon.com/dp/1963827074 #FindYourFight #Advocacy

You care about an issue. You want to make a difference. Then comes the hard part: How do I even start? That’s why I wrote Find Your Fight — as a practical guide for anyone ready to turn what they care about into action. 📖Get your copy today - amazon.com/dp/1963827074 #FindYourFight #Advocacy

Most people want to help. They want to contribute to something bigger than themselves. The harder question is figuring out how. That’s what I explore in Find Your Fight: turning the desire to make a difference into action. 📖 amazon.com/dp/1963827074 #FindYourFight #Advocacy

What shapes the causes we care about? In this clip, I reflect on my father’s final words and their lasting impact—a reminder that what moves us personally can also help us find our fight. 📖 Get Find Your Fight: amazon.com/dp/1963827074

Caring deeply about an issue is a starting point. Creating change means learning how to channel that passion into action. I had to learn how to organize, too. 📖 More in Find Your Fight: amazon.com/dp/1963827074 #FindYourFight #Activism #Advocacy

There’s no blueprint for activism. The people who create change don’t necessarily have everything figured out—they’re persistent. They keep showing up and keep going. 📖 More in Find Your Fight: amazon.com/dp/1963827074 #FindYourFight #Activism #Advocacy