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One platform, clear access

Choose the access level that fits your work.

The Change Architect brings public knowledge, practical tools, Atlas data, TCAA learning, publishing opportunities, and creative storytelling into one ecosystem. Start free, then upgrade only when you need deeper data, certification, advisory support, or organization services.

Already a member? Your signed-in portal brings templates, Atlas, TCAA Academy, planning tools, service requests, publishing, and TCAS updates into one place.

Membership ladder

Simple enough to understand, flexible enough to grow.

Free member

Start and explore

For visitors, students, practitioners, researchers, and local organization staff who want useful tools without friction.

  • Standard template access
  • Selected free TCAA learning and self-checks
  • Public research and field notes
  • Basic Atlas discovery routes
  • Publishing guidelines and submission route
Open free portal
Training Level 2/3

Learn and certify

For people who need structured TCAA courses, applied assessments, certificates, and mentor-supported learning.

  • Paid Level 2 and Level 3 courses
  • Course resources and applied exercises
  • Assessments and certificate verification
  • Online sessions where available
  • Modified e-courses or workshops by request
Organizations

Verify, publish, train

For NGOs, local organizations, institutions, and teams that want visibility, verification, training, or support.

  • Claim or complete organization profile
  • Post announcements after moderation
  • Cohort training and custom workshops
  • Capacity development and MEAL support
  • Future consortium and partner routes

One portal

Everything should lead back to one clear account experience.

The member portal is the practical access point. It connects resources, Atlas, TCAA Academy, service requests, publishing, TCAS, and member tools without mixing private systems or exposing sensitive data publicly.

Current status

Building in public, carefully.

The platform is expanding toward a registered organization, academic and practitioner board, local organization network, and stronger training and publishing functions. Public pages should be confident, but they should not claim formal NGO registration, an appointed board, or active field network capacity before those steps are complete.