Welcoming All Humans

The Human Unity Project:
Optimizing the Security and Wholeness of All Life and Environments on Earth

"We must create not only a massive but a basic change in our culture, in our entire approach to our relationships with other human beings."
—Walter Cronkite (America's consummate journalist; signer of the Declaration of Human Unity)

"If a weapon of mass destruction is detonated in a major city tonight, citizens will stop everything and demand action to prevent the next attack. Why wait until the day after?"
—Former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn (co-chair and chief executive officer of the Nuclear Threat Initiative)

Contents

• Imagine . . .
  
• Purpose of HUP
  
• Genesis of HUP
  
• Declaration of Human Unity
  
• Realizing Inclusive Diversity
  
• Humans As Humans
  
• Which World Shall We Choose?
  
• Pathways for Security and Wholeness
  
• Expressing Our Quintessence
  
•    Communication and Conversation
  
•    Human-focused Journalism
  
•    Human-focused Popular Culture
  
•    Human-focused Science
  
•    Human-focused World Public
• Life at the Crossroads
• The World's Greatest Investment
• How You Can Contact Us
  
   

Dear Friends,

Imagine . . .

A world in which the human agenda is front and center.

A milieu in which each of us rejoices in our individuality while cherishing and rejoicing in all our diversity as fellow humans.

An era in which everyone as humans agrees and shares interest in protecting our planet—and in achieving optimal prospects for all of its inhabitants.

A world fellowship that embraces an ongoing, ever-unfolding conversation and inquiry—through and for each and all humans—on how to actualize our highest aspirations and shared priorities.

A home base from which all of our cultural traditions and all of our institutions connect affirmatively with our lives, serving to uplift all our horizons and—without even intending it—creating a network of reciprocal healing throughout the planet.

A mutuality through which each of us becomes a benefactor as well as a beneficiary of humankind and the planet in which we all live. 

The Human Unity Project (HUP) has raised its horizon, dedication and agenda to such a vision of the world. And this agenda offers not only a forum, but sets in motion a uniquely practical process involving ongoing inquiry and discovery—a process that includes and profoundly benefits all humans. Key to the realization of human unity is a bedrock agreement already in place and already at least latently held by every human on Earth. This agreement is both so obvious and so easy to overlook, yet it can extinguish our conflicts and disclose the inherent majesty and wholeness of all of our lives. It is even critical for saving planetary life and civilization from extinction.

The agreement is as simple-sounding as they come: We are all humans.

However, far from being a platitude or tautology, the agreement that "we are all humans" derives from the deep wellspring of our essence, and it is the binding force that creates human unity. At some level, each of us—every one of our 6.8 billion humans—has already "signed on" to that agreement, but only in a semiconscious or perfunctory way (similar to the way we sign on to the fine print on documents we don't care to read). But perhaps it's time we look closer at what we humans have essentially agreed to, for it has a virtually limitless bounty of significance.

As crucially obvious and important as it is, our human-focused agreement is almost invisible to us. And even when we are made aware of it, we fail to grasp its significance. How can this be?

First, the word "human" itself has been subjected to a legacy of misunderstanding and misuse (explained below in the section "Humans As Humans").

Because of that misuse, the profound positive implications of the human have been closed off to examination.

We are so habitually identified with our various secondary identities (as individuals, religions, nations, cultures), and the levels of seemingly intractable disagreement they engender, that the genuine possibility of an essential, underlying set of primary interests, priorities and agreement scarcely attracts our notice.

Yet nothing is more exciting, more vibrant, or more practical than is our human-focused agreement in its capacity to safeguard and elevate our diverse identities, institutions and cultures for the highest good. Simply lifting our eyes, we can see and recognize our inherent identity as humans, allowing everyone and everything to blossom anew. Nothing can be a stronger catalyst toward fulfilling our lives than this recognition. It enables an undreamed-of level of exploration and celebration of our creative individuality and diversity. And it allows us to begin the stimulating and enchanting consummation of our lives as humans.

                                                             BUT WHY CAN'T WE LIVE AS HUMANS?

And imagine (if you can): You are, of course, a human. Yet you do not—indeed can not—actually live as a human. Apparently, over millenia, and now over the world, we have been enculturated to live solely out of our myriad differences. Effectively, we humans are quite permitted to be born—but not, as humans, to invent and to consummate our own lives!

More on this singular state of affairs below at "Humans As Humans," and elsewhere in this blog and website. Without fail, this primary anomaly of our lives calls forth primary conversation and inquiry among all humans. Of course, we especially invite your sober considerations and choice comments on this astonishing matter.

 
Purpose of the Human Unity Project 

"There lies before us, if we choose, continual progress in happiness, knowledge, and wisdom. Shall we, instead, choose death, because we cannot forget our quarrels? We appeal as human beings, to human beings: remember your humanity and forget the rest."
—Bertrand Russell (1950 Nobel Laureate in Literature; philosopher, mathematician and writer)

"The awareness that we are all human beings has become lost in war and through politics."                       —Albert Schweitzer (1952 Nobel Peace Prize; philosopher, theologian, musician and medical missionary in Africa)

There is no other project in evidence, or regimen for human possibility, that enables a deeper, higher or broader array of agreement, conversation, inquiry and uniquely practical applications for ensuring the security and wholeness of all of our lives and environments on Earth.  

When we ground our lives in the awareness that we are all humans, we discover a source of fellowship that guides how we relate to everyone and everything else. We begin to see that as humans we have shared priorities that honor, complement and nurture the highest aspirations of all of our differences. Indeed, the deeper discovery of our humanness is like beholding a heretofore unexperienced familiarity with ourselves. It is like "coming home" for the first time.

Further, we recognize that for all of us to feel, be and live totally secure and rise to our true wholeness, we must build on this empirical actuality and deepen and broaden this primary focus in our own lives and throughout the world we inhabit.

As a first but crucial step toward realizing these goals, an incomparably small investment of dollars and resources is required, in exchange for unprecedented, unequaled returns. In the penultimate section below, titled "An Unparalleled Investment," and the Main Menu's Pro Forma Budget, we discuss, in introductory measure, how your participation and support can make the crucial difference in everyone’s future. Your engagement in this project (based on your own consideration and assessment) is crucial to its success.

The World Public Forum—a tax-deductible, public benefit association devoted solely to supporting all humans at every dimension of our lives, everywhere on Earth—offers a uniquely sound and practical way to make this a world in which all humans can survive and thrive to the utmost.

Genesis of the Human Unity Project

"Universal brotherhood is the only solution for the well-being and progress of the people around the world."
—Giani Zail Singh (Former President of India; signer of the Declaration of Human Unity)

A world spectrum of distinguished leaders has encouraged and inspired me toward the founding and fuller development of the World Public Forum.  Bertrand Russell's, Albert Schweitzer's and Giani Zail Singh's words (above) speak well for themselves.

In 1967, I met with Robert Hutchins (founder of The Center for the Study of  Democratic Institutions), to pursue an inquiry into ways that our human lives have become confounded with our institutional identities at the cost of our humanity, and the resulting waste and harm we visit upon ourselves and our planet. This led to further communications with journalists Norman Cousins and Walter Cronkite, economist Milton Friedman, futurist Willis Harman, psychologist Carl Rogers, scientist Jonas Salk, and many other national and global thinkers and leaders, including the former President of India, Giani Zail Singh.

The Human Unity Project,  and its centerpiece Declaration of Human Unity, developed from observations I made in more than four decades of traveling and interacting with the world as an explorer, geographer, anthropologist and, not least important, a human. Observing close-up people’s diverse cultures and identities, I found a trove of intrinsic riches and worth in our lives as humans; yet I observed, in my own discipline of anthropology as well as in the world at large, disturbing inattention to, and inevitable distortions of, humans as humans.   

Recent findings by Dr. Spencer Wells (director of the Genographic Project and geneticist at Stanford University School of Medicine) suggest that we all ultimately came from one mother. Some 100,000 years ago, humans evidently spread to most ends of the world, learning to live in highly diverse environments and ways, forgetting their common roots and conjuring each other as strangers, eventually as enemies. During this time, our differences hardened, habituated and institutionalized, effectively making us like orphans, disconnected from the human family from which we all originated and of which we are truly a part.

Decades of search led eventually to the founding of World Public Forum (1973) and the Human Unity Project (1982), and to the co-authoring of the Declaration of Human Unity (1986). Each of these contexts, and those that followed, became a catalyst for further discoveries and developments, including "human agreement" as presented here.

Eugene Haggerty 

with Archbishop Desmond Tutu

 Recipients of World Public Forum's first Human Courage Awards
(His Eminence in 1985; Dr. Fang in 1993)
 

From our hominid past to our present-day fractures and disunity, we have shifted from the family to the band, to the clan, to the tribe and to the nation (the basis for our state system)—but we have not yet shifted to the human. All of us largely identify with various derived characteristics of our lives: for example, our individual preferences and tastes, our group of associates or friends (who have their various preferences), a profession or life role (entrepreneur, homemaker, inventor, nurturer, executive, blue-collar worker, athlete, artist), a race, a religion, a culture and a nationality that can create strife on a global scale. But all of these characteristics—even those that are biologically based and predetermined—are derivations of the encompassing fact that we are humans.

Of course, becoming human-focused should in no way suggest rejection of, or disconnection from, any of these characteristics. Indeed, profoundly  the opposite, it allows embracing and releasing them all to their fullest possibilities. When human agreement becomes active in our lives, our cherished individuality and diverse identities become fulfilled and consummated as facets of a singular human whole. And the shared conversation and noble aspirations of all individuals and peoples are seen as mutually comforting and sustaining. 

Humans As Humans

"I always believe we are the same; we are all human beings . . . Wherever I meet people, I always have the feeling that I am encountering another human being, just like myself."

"The need for simple human-to-human relationships is becoming increasingly urgent . . . Today the world is smaller and smaller and more interdependent."
—His Holiness the Dalai Lama (1989 Nobel Peace Prize; signer of the Declaration of Human Unity)

"The enlightened efforts of generations of democrats, the terrible experience of two world wars . . . and the evolution of civilization have finally brought humanity into the realization that human beings are more important than the state."
—Václav Havel (2003 Gandhi Peace Prize; writer and dramatist; former president of the Czech Republic)        

The tacit condition of the human as the primary, irreducible fact of our lives underlies all of the great initiatives toward peace, prosperity, sustainability and genuine human happiness—not only at the macro (world) level but at the micro (individual, family, workplace) level. Without the human, a vast measure of all of our energy is directed toward the endless defense of turf and the building of fortifications against threats which are often mutually perceived. Through fearful preoccupation with misconceived "self-protection," translating into threats against the "other," we create, willy-nilly, an unsustainable existence for ourselves and for our planet, to the neglect of our inherent lives and shared priorities.

As we unite and become whole as humans, we also begin to tap into the full breadth and depth of our nature; the human is our primordial and universal home where all our beauty, love and consummate goodness resides. Beyond all imagination, It is where our highest truths and possibilities can be discovered. It is ours to inherit and embrace to the full. 

The human is thus the sine qua non of all life, genuine success and prospect. And yet—in the very names of success and prospect—the world's cultures, media, institutions and nation-states are so preoccupied with reflexive responses to clashing priorities that they are often forced to tragically overlook, if not ignore, the human.

When successes are achieved, we tend to attribute them to inexorable nonhuman forces—such as "technology" or "progress" or "science." But when failures occur, the word human often is pejoratively assigned: "human failing," "all too human," "human weakness." "human error," "I'm only human" and "subject to human nature" are often stated as the ultimate cause and excuse for the fate of our lives. Every human on Earth is diminished if not tragically wasted—by these unwarranted misusages, which effectively deny our humanness as the source of our greatest achievements, values and goals—indeed, of our apparent highest capacity for life itself. In order to reconnect with our fundamental nature and ground, we must begin to ask certain foundational questions: "Why do we who are humans not live as humans? Can humans speak out—constitutionally in the deepest and truest sense—for a more self-responsible life and world?" (See also Human-focused World Public and Human-focused Science sections below.)

To live as humans is our prospect for living successfully and wholly—in ways that ensure both our survival and fulfillment. To live at odds with and in dissociation from our most primary essence is to risk all of the failures and catastrophes that we could otherwise (as united humans) prevent.

Among Key Sentinels for All Humans

Our world is caught up in "the race between cooperation and catastrophe" (Sam Nunn, November 10, 2007). Indeed, it is increasingly apparent that we are rushing headlong into one of two diametrically opposite worlds. In one, we operate in a world based on habitual perception, where we are oblivious of our innate potential for enjoying our lives securely and wholly as humans. Here, our perceived differences and disagreements can turn lethal—and could even proliferate exponentially when abetted by runaway technological advances that far outpace our ability to use them wisely.

The diametrically opposite world is the empirical world of humans, where our  now-forgotten  primary  and universal humanness can be recognized through  our very eyes as humans. Our empirical actuality as humans enables us all to see, agree, include, converse and inquire with each other and to apply  these foundational resources for ensuring  our highest shared priorities. In this manner, all of our diversity, cultures and lives can rise anew, to become whole in a world human culture, flourishing integrally, neither threatened nor diminished by our differences.

Humans, therefore, are our quintessential foundation for releasing every level of our inherently universal  human agreement, for including all as humans, and encompassing, ministering to, celebrating and uplifting all of our diversities. We  include ourselves as individual and diverse humans no less than as  united humans, for the greater integrity and consummate benefit of all.

The ground for our enablement lies in recognizing the human of our lives (see "Humans As Humans" above). Through the primary structure of our humanness, we discover manifestations, choices and benefits never before accessible or even imaginable.

Today, with the entire world facing accelerating capacities for threatening our continued existence, we are called with extraordinary soberness and utmost urgency to choose between cooperation and catastrophe. If we neither feel nor are cognizant of this imperative, we are like a frog in boiling water: As the heat source is turned up slowly, the frog "adapts," unaware—until it is too late—that the water is getting hotter. Adaptation to what "is" leads to complacency: being "well-adjusted" in a world of accelerating self-destruction.

When we heed the danger signals and recognize human-focused agreement as a survival resource and benefit, as well as an imperative, then the choice (and our realization that we have a choice) is clear, and we will choose human-focused agreement as a primary way of life.

Pathways for Security and Wholeness

"If we can really see a problem, which is the first step, we come to the second step: cutting through the complexity to find a solution . . . I hope you will judge yourselves not on your professional accomplishments alone, but also on how well you have addressed the world's deepest inequities, on how well you treated people a world away who have nothing in common with you but their humanity."
—Bill Gates (business magnate and philanthropist, during address  to  Harvard graduates on June 7, 2007)

"I do wish you well in carrying forward the Human Unity Project."
—Bill Gates Sr. (retired attorney and philanthropist)

"I have not found any worldwide project with greater potential for human betterment or with more favorable cost-benefit ratios [than the Human Unity Project]."
—Inamullah Khan (1988 Templeton Prize recipient; former  president of the  World Conference on Religion and Peace; signer of the Declaration of Human Unity)

Melinda and Bill Gates with

 Benefactors Reaching to Heal Humankind—
Uniquely Proficient for the Grand Venture of Making Humans Whole

Just how can we share the security and wholeness of all our lives and environments? We invite all of the  accomplished of you  out  there—thinkers,  designers, coordinators, investors/ philanthropists the world over, indeed, anyone interested in participating—to join us in this quest for grandest achievement. We are finding the framework set forth here is, certainly to date, the uncontested basis for such supremely practical achievements. 

As we have seen, the ab initio actuality that we are all humans (the empirically-based, foundational core for optimizing our lives) sets in motion an ever-expanding chain of operations for achieving the security and wholeness of all life and environments. Beyond that, there are multiple pathways and broad avenues that can be taken. Carefully consider your own most fundamental aspirations and priorities when you assess best means for optimizing our lives.

For example, from the standpoint of practicality and workability, you may wish to compare the advantages of primary human agreement compared to our myriad examples of disagreement. From any standpoint, measures of gridlock and strife based on conflicting interests are not practical. This is all the more true when what is at stake is our existential ability to live and thrive on this planet.

Below are five pathways and the ways they can play out:                                        

Fostering Human Agreement: We are all humans—generating the foundational link for optimizing our lives. 

Practicality: the elemental advantage of building on human agreement rather than disagreement.

Cost/benefit ratio: the potential exponential savings from any investment of money, energy, and/or support (even a few strategically placed words) over against the combined waste of human life, depletion of our environments, and loss of unaccounted-for trillions of dollars under today’s systemic disagreements.

Imperativeness: the ineluctable urgency of focusing on ourselves as humans, even while celebrating our diversities. We must put an end to all that has prevented us from achieving our optimal state: essential ignorance (of ourselves as humans), fears, hatreds, hopelessness, and threats of—and the actuality of—terrorism and war.

Rational self-interest: the commonsense recognition that security and wholeness of life are necessary prerequisites for the fulfillment of every individual interest; and that we cannot be secure and whole as individuals or as separate identities or populations unless all of our lives and environments are secure and whole.

The above list is not exhaustive. There are certainly many other pathways for accessing the boundless possibilities and profound advantages of a human-focused life.

Communication and Conversation

"Be it resolved that I, Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco, recognize and honor the importance of human unity and the positive effect it can have on the world and its conflicts, do hereby proclaim February 19, 2000 as . . . HUMAN UNITY DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO!"
—Willie L. Brown, Jr. (Mayor of San Francisco; attorney, State Assemblyman and California State Assembly Speaker)

"Mr. Eugene A. Haggerty, whom I've known for many years, would like to share with you his ideas for a Public Forum. Any courtesy or consideration you can extend to him will be appreciated by me."
—George R. Moscone (Mayor of San Francisco; attorney and  State  Majority Leader; tragically assassinated on November 27, 1978)

Signers of the Declaration of Human Unity
Cousins: Albert Schweitzer Award (1990); Caen: Pulitzer Prize (1996)

Heralds of Human-focused Journalism 

What makes journalism so pivotal to the "Great Human Conversation"—and to the fulfillment of our life-or-death priorities and most profound hopes?

Journalists are in a unique position in their potential to broadcast and advance the countless permutations of this Conversation throughout the world. But to do this, journalists must honor their own highest aspirations and mission by listening in to this Conversation and then recognizing its integral and beneficent potential. When it is human-focused, journalism embraces all of the higher and highest dimensions concerning ourselves as individuals, diverse identities and publics as well as individual and united humans.

Professionally participating in the Great Human Conversation, journalists will more smoothly deepen their craft and sensitize their own identities, ultimately as humans. All humans, by telling their unique "stories," create the first step in this Conversation, which at every step helps make us more whole and healed. The practice of human-focused journalism generates a paradigm shift that will release an entire noosphere of intercommunication and idea-exchange across the planet, creating a profoundly more complete understanding of ourselves and our world. The new and unique genre of news will in time work its way seamlessly into the "news" as we know it, addressing the most urgent imperatives and challenges that all humans and all publics will ultimately face.

Through its role in initiating, focusing on, and supporting human-focused journalism, the Human Unity Project serves to catalyze the profound levels of inquiry and exploration that will optimize an immense reduction in threats and acts of harm of every kind, a new appreciation of our inherent quintessence as humans, and a never-ending discovery of our capability to benefit all life and environments on Planet Earth.

Human-Focused Popular Culture

"The Human Element. Nothing more fundamental. Nothing more elemental."
—Andrew N. Liveris (president and CEO, Dow Chemical)

"Finding newer, smarter, cleaner ways to power the world begins with the one energy we have in abundant suppy: "the power of Human Energy."
—David J. O'Reilly (former chairman and CEO, Chevron)

Today we observe a shift in awareness in our popular culture. Corporations, for example, have picked up on and encouraged this shift. Notably, the unique worth of the word human is echoed in campaigns such as Chevron's "the power of Human Energy," Cisco Systems' "Welcome to the Human Network," Dow Chemical's "The Human Element," Microsoft's "Something more . . . human," Quaker Oats' (PepsCo) "Go human go," and Virgin America's "Are you human? Then climb aboard."

The increases of such uses, whether in advertising or elsewhere, are a barometer of the growing awareness of and interest in our quintessential nature.

All manifestations of popular culture are both a reflection of and a catalyst for the prevailing paradigms as expressed in the human interrelationship. From advertising to motion pictures, magazines to music, television to the Internet, our fractured and dissociated existence is reflected in today's world—but promising alternative expressions are also beginning to appear. Popular culture forms a large part of our ambient environment, and the sense of life—and of our lives as well as of who we are—is reflected here in countless ways. In a world that recognizes and agrees that "we are all humans," we will thrive in an increasingly whole cultural milieu.  

Human-Focused Science

"Our task must be to free ourselves by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty."
—Albert Einstein (1921 Nobel Prize in Physics; theoretical physicist)

"I would regard it as a privilege to facilitate such a [Human Unity Project] group."
—Carl R. Rogers (founder of person-centered psychology; Resident Fellow, Center for Studies of the Person)  

"Through our scientific genius, we have made this world a neighborhood;  now,  through our moral and spiritual development, we must make of it a brotherhood."
—Martin Luther King Jr. (Nobel Peace Prize (1964); civil rights leader)

"The oneness of human beings is the basic ethical thread that holds us together . . . I am convinced that poor people are just as human as anyone else. They have just as much potential as anyone."

"Deep within every human exists a precious treasure of initiative and creativity waiting to be discovered."
—Muhammad Yunus (Nobel Peace Prize (2006); Bangladeshi economist and founder of Grameen Bank)

Courageous, Unstinting, Human Leaders of the World—

Releasing Freedom, Dignity and Wholeness of Life for All

This model is considered in greater detail at our website menu, Invitation to Agreement, Human Coordination Initiative—Forming a Human World. The distinguished persons mentioned there (such as Walter Cronkite, His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Václav Havel) are included only by virtue of their status as exemplars to the world. They are widely known in their particular region of the world (and, generally, throughout the world) and they represent the types of individuals who would be included and appropriate as Human Unity Cordinators for the population regions.      

Life at the Crossroads

"People who live in the post-totalitarian system know only too well that the question of whether one or several political parties are in power, and how these parties define and label themselves, is of far less importance than the question of whether or not it is possible to live like a human being."
—Václav Havel (2003 Gandhi Peace Prize; writer and dramatist; former president of Czech Republic) 

Throughout the world, people are desperately waiting for those of us who can to do what we can—and what they by themselves cannot: to permit human unity to shine in every corner of the world, and on every individual human on Earth.

Short of universally acknowledged human agreement, all of the efforts by the world’s finest thinkers and leaders could fail us. As our technological age continues to enable ever cheaper and more catastrophic means and scenarios of killing and destruction, none of our lives or values will be secure until our dearest values and highest aspirations as humans are assured through our united efforts.

World-pacing Businessman, Investor and Philanthropist

Isn’t it a no-brainer that we must invest in the present and future life of ourselves and our loved ones? But unless we have an economically and humanly hospitable world, we will have no future in which to invest. If a single practical investment of dollars or resources could simultaneously optimize everyone’s security as well as quality of life on a global scale, would we choose to make such an investment?

The Human Unity Project (HUP) creates an underlying milieu serving to inspire and nurture all of the highest endeavors of all of our initiatives, organizations and activities. An investment in the Human Unity Project, therefore, is also an investment in all of the countless and diverse organizations, institutions and practical measures that can make the critical difference between an unlivable world and a world of undreamed-of security and possibility. What greater win-win scenario can be imagined?

The World Public Forum (WPF) is a tax-deductible nonprofit organization solely devoted to maximizing universal human agreement (based on the axiom that we are all humans)—and thereby enabling the realization of a world that supports the human and all human-focused benefactions at every level of our lives, everywhere on Earth. We know of no comparably sound way to make this a world in which all humans as well as diverse populations can survive and thrive to the utmost.

WPF's Human Unity Project needs your inspiration, ideas, and distinguished leadership. Whatever talents you and your friends can bring to the Human Unity Project—contributing your skills in writing, website/Internet development, hosting seminars, scheduling public presentations, organizing, fundraising, establishing a contact network, planning, execution, direction and inspiration—will further ensure the consummate realization of all our highest human priorities. It is abslutely essential that the Human Unity Project receives the funding and mainstream public exposure to operate expeditiously at this crucial moment in the world's history. 

Your queries, support and personal engagement—as well as those of your colleagues and friends who may be keen and capable for championing, publicizing/funding this initiative—will hasten the test of every premise brought forward here through ever-correcting, inclusive and action-focused inquiry.

As there appears to be no greater cost-benefit ratio in sight than that of Human Unity, beneficent opportunities promise to spin off virtually from launch. The Human Unity Project offers your finest investment ever for maximizing the effectiveness and optimizing the consequences of all of our resources for personal, public and humanwide benefit, including yours.

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We welcome your hopes, inquiries, suggestions and engagement—they  are profoundly important.

The Human Unity Project requires funding and publicity to meet the dire challenges presented by this moment in history. Your generous contributions are most truly important and gratefully appreciated. You will assuredly gain the immense honor and promise of all our lives through  your uniquely generous contribution and accomplished leadership for World Public Forum.

Eugene Haggerty, Founder

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