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Alvin Carpio
Chief Executive at The Fourth Group - shaping tech for all, leaving nobody behind
Alvin Carpio is a social justice advocate and entrepreneur who has dedicated over a decade to addressing issues related to human rights, social policy, and technology's impact on society. He founded and served as Chief Executive of The Fourth Group, a global community committed to shaping the fourth industrial revolution for the greater good.13
Career Highlights
- Founded The Fourth Group in 2016, which grew to a community of 400,000 people focused on shaping technology for all.4
- Listed on Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe in 2017 for his work in Law & Policy.14
- Co-founded "End the Virus of Racism" in 2020 to address increased hate crimes against East and Southeast Asian communities.4
- Launched legal action against Facebook as the lead representative in the class action Carpio vs Facebook.3
Notable Achievements
- Awarded a Winston Churchill Travel Fellowship to research community leaders addressing social exclusion in the US.3
- Granted an Impact Fellowship by Singularity University to explore using exponential technologies for improving global governance.4
- Member of the World Economic Forum's Expert Network.4
- Led the Citizens' Inquiry into the Tottenham Riots, engaging 10,000 local people.4
Current Work
As of February 2025, Alvin Carpio is the Founding Director of @SoSocialJustice and is organizing the launch of his first short documentary film, "rites," which explores themes of childhood trauma, grief, hope, and moving forward in life.2
Alvin Carpio continues to be an influential voice in shaping technology for societal benefit, advising governments, NGOs, and businesses on leadership, social policy, and impact.14
Highlights
There are just two places left in our next cohort for our flagship course, "Methods you can use to change the world". You will join a community of aspiring changemakers, to learn how historic leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Emmeline Pankhurst, Jose Rizal achieved change, and how contemporary movements are practically addressing the problems of our time. Why? So that you can lead, and go on to make a difference.
Applications close this Friday.
To apply, all you have to do is DM me: "Let's Learn".
I look forward to hearing from you ✌🏽♥️
We surpassed 100 nominations!
These are the leaders who are helping us search for the next Martin Luther Kings.
Sending a huge thanks to all of you who have nominated so far. The individuals who you have put forward each have already contributed significantly to society, and have shown a deep commitment to addressing the social issues of our time.
There are still 10 days left to nominate the people you believe aspire to make a difference, and want to learn how.
We will select three nominees who will receive a training scholarship to our flagship course, “Methods you can use to change the world”; mentoring; membership to our alumni community; and, a platform for their work.
If you would like to nominate someone, you can message me directly, or go to nextMLK.org.
If you could help us spread the word by liking, commenting, and sharing, that would be fantastic, too!
Thanks ✌🏽♥️
School of Social Justice
