Community conversations about how we create positive social change by emancipating, educating, and empowering victims and survivors of poverty, war, natural disasters, and human trafficking.
The streets of Bogo are filled with more abandoned children than we can legally care for until we can obtain a larger facility and additional staff and funds to feed and care for them. Many local and foreign pedophiles are preying upon these children and one young boy was abused and murdered this past month. Our hearts break for these children and we are trying to build an army of love to care for them.
Read MoreRachael Mann is a Christian music artist from Nashville. She and the co-writers of the song "What Kind Of Love", Dwayne Patterson and Matthew Barnett (who also produced the song) are very excited to be partnering with Humanility. Half of the proceeds of this song when sold on iTunes and Amazon will go directly to Humanility. The song will be released on February 10th with a prayer that it reaches many in our community of humanity so that the world will remember the 28 million people who are enslaved in human trafficking, then rise up to end slavery in our generation.
Read MoreIn our present day civilized world, there are between 100 - 200 million street children who are unloved, devalued, and unable to reach their full potential in life. Together we are doing something about this. As 2014 comes to a close, Humanility would like to celebrate the changed lives with U.
Read MoreMaybe we are searching for happiness in the wrong places. True contentment is an inward choice and condition of the heart. The more joy we give to others, the more our own increases.
Read MoreThanksgiving weekend marked the 4-month anniversary of Humanility, and we have so much for which we are grateful. With an attitude of gratitude, in celebration of U – the community that makes this all possible, we want to share this inventory of progress and reasons for the giving of thanks. As you will see, our community is growing and taking ownership of this vital life-changing work.
Read MoreJust before I boarded the bus, little Rosalinda, an 8-year girl who had already been severely abused on the street, reached out and grabbed my hand. She stared at me intensely, and then asked, “Do you promise to come back and protect us, and give us a home, and help us go to school? Do you really promise?” This is the story of how one promise to little Rosalinda is making big changes in the lives of street children in Bogo, Cebu. It's only just a beginning but it all starts and continues with U.
Read MoreIn the midst of the global recession, we are seeing an increase of authenticity, spirituality, and entrepreneurship. There is a realization that there are enough compassionate hearts, brilliant minds and talented people to turn our countries around and move things in the right direction. We just need to connect them in community to create conversations, collaboration, and convergence to bring about positive change and to empower people and communities to change their world.
Read MoreWe must shed our spirit of entitlement and develop more of a social conscience. We must come to believe that all people are born, not only with unalienable rights, but also with social responsibilities. We must live, not only by the principles of our political constitutions, but also by the promises of our social contract. As citizens of the world, we are to become our brothers’ and sisters’ keepers. Together, we must build community and a sense of belonging and ownership by all and for all. Social Media provides a platform that can fan the flames of social conscience and ignite the spirit of social contract with one another.
Read MoreEvery person on the planet wants to know that his or her life matters, so why then does it seem that the majority of the masses are more obsessed with mere survival than significance? The essential element that empowers people to rise above the mediocrity of the masses to make a meaningful life is Purpose. Can you say with confidence that you are living a significant life filled with purpose? If not, how would you like to begin living one today?
Read MoreSocial Entrepreneurship and Education are the foundation for the Mindanao Model for Peace. The island of Mindanao is covered with beautiful rainforest and rivers, and surrounded by the South-China Sea. It contains more than 50% of the raw materials and natural resources of the Philippines, yet many of the poorest regions in the country are on this island. For centuries, the many tribes of Mindanao have struggled for survival, and suffered through conflict between rebel factions and government troops. By building schools for indigenous children and creating projects for sustainable, ecological, economic development on indigenous land, we can help create a new culture of peace.
Read MoreWe emancipate and empower victims of poverty and children at risk through compassionate care and sustainable economic and educational development. Our vision is a world where every human being is loved, valued, and given a chance to reach their full potential. Justice, Compassion, Excellence, Sustainability, Community, Creativity, Substance, Wholeness, Humility, Value.
Humanility envisions a world where every human being is loved, valued, and given the opportunity to reach their full potential in life. We emancipate and empower children at risk and victims of poverty, war, natural disasters, and human trafficking, through compassionate care and sustainable economic and educational development. When we see the suffering of those locked in the cycle of poverty, humility opens our minds to realize that "It could be me." Responsibility opens our minds to understand that change begins with me.
You can join the journey by sponsoring a child, empowering a family, or participating in a project. You can join the team by becoming an emissary, representative, or volunteer. Humanility believes that we are all members of the community of humanity, and enter this world with vulnerability, potentiality, responsibility, and accountability. You can learn more about this in our blogs and Humanility Manifesto.
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