Team Humanity

The United Nations is an international organization founded in 1945 to promote peace, security, and cooperation among nations.

Most Important Plans for the Planet - a systems-level meta-framework for aligning global resources toward regenerative transformation.

A club of pioneers, entrepreneurs, artists and creatives creating DAOs aligned with The Universe Ministry intentions.

A 30+ year non-profit organization sharing Yoga Vedanta in the tradition of Swami Sivananda for holistic transformation.

Empowering heart-centered communities of Founders & Leaders to rise into their highest potential.

A global community rooted in the Amazon rainforest that integrates Indigenous wisdom with modern knowledge to support personal and collective transformation.

An innovative nonprofit that highlights breakthrough solutions for restoring people and planet, connecting social and scientific innovators since 1990.

A global platform for transformative action learning through Theory U, founded by MIT Senior Lecturer Otto Scharmer, creating spaces for cross-sector systems transformation.

A nonprofit network transforming the global economy to benefit all people, communities, and the planet through B Corporation certification.

The world's largest network of social entrepreneurs, identifying and supporting leading social innovators who are solving the world's most pressing problems.

Founded by MIT Senior Lecturer Otto Scharmer, the Presencing Institute develops Theory U – a transformative framework blending systems thinking, innovation, and awareness-based practices. Applied globally across business, education, government, and civil society to address complex social and ecological challenges, Theory U has reached millions of practitioners worldwide.

One of the world's most renowned intentional communities and eco-villages, the Findhorn Foundation has been a pioneering spiritual community since 1962. Located in Scotland, it offers transformative experiences, workshops, and a living model of sustainable community rooted in spiritual practice, inner listening, and co-creation with nature.

Founded in 1977, Omega Institute is one of the US's largest holistic learning centers, offering workshops, retreats, and trainings with world-class teachers in wellness, spirituality, creativity, and social change. Based in Rhinebeck, New York, it serves over 23,000 people annually and has hosted luminaries including Thich Nhat Hanh, Deepak Chopra, and Brené Brown.

Inspired by E.F. Schumacher's "Small is Beautiful," Schumacher College has for over 35 years pioneered a lived, life-centred approach to learning. Programs cover regenerative food systems, ecological design, social transformation, and creative cultures, equipping students with the competency, agency, presence, and sensibility needed for systemic transformation.

A nonprofit organization stewarding the Conscious Capitalism philosophy, which holds that business is good, ethical, noble, and heroic when guided by higher purpose, stakeholder orientation, conscious leadership, and conscious culture. Operates chapters globally and hosts the annual CEO Summit for conscious business leaders.

Founded in 1962 in Big Sur, California, Esalen Institute is a pioneering center for humanistic alternative education and a catalyst for the human potential movement. It has hosted luminaries including Abraham Maslow, Alan Watts, and Joseph Campbell, offering workshops in psychology, philosophy, religion, ecology, and the arts at its stunning cliffside campus on the Pacific Ocean.

The AI for Good Foundation applies rigorous economic analysis and cutting-edge artificial intelligence to tackle global challenges in health, education, climate, and economic development. It works with governments, NGOs, and the private sector to ensure AI benefits humanity broadly, focusing on practical solutions that create measurable impact.

The Global Ecovillage Network connects ecovillages, intentional communities, and sustainability projects worldwide. With members in over 100 countries, GEN facilitates knowledge exchange, advocacy, and education to accelerate the global transition to regenerative living, offering the internationally recognized Ecovillage Design Education (EDE) program.

Tamera is a peace research center and ecovillage in Portugal that has been developing models for sustainable community since 1995. It focuses on healing the relationship between humans and nature, between men and women, and between communities and the global whole through research, education, and demonstration projects in water retention, solar energy, and community design.

Founded through a partnership with the Achuar people of the Amazon, the Pachamama Alliance works at the intersection of indigenous wisdom, environmental protection, and social justice. Their "Awakening the Dreamer" symposium has reached hundreds of thousands of people globally, inviting participants to examine the assumptions underlying modern culture and co-create a sustainable future.

The Integral European Conference is the largest gathering of integral thinkers and practitioners in Europe, bringing together Ken Wilber's Integral Theory with practical applications in leadership, business, psychology, spirituality, and social change. Held biennially in Budapest, it serves as a hub for the European integral community.

Founded by Swami Kriyananda (a direct disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda), Ananda Sangha operates intentional spiritual communities and meditation centers worldwide. Their communities in California, Italy, and India demonstrate a model of cooperative spiritual living rooted in Kriya Yoga and the teachings of Yogananda, offering a practical path to self-realization through community, service, and meditation.