United Humankind
United Humanity is a network of local and international communities that share the values of secular culture and civilization. Our goal is to create environments of friendly, decent people in cities worldwide, giving them a mechanism of mutual support that is currently missing, following the effective example of diaspora and family-based self-organization.
We also aim to build a global network of responsible professionals who can develop new approaches to advancing humanity together.
This model is based on coordination without personal authority or hierarchies. Interaction is ensured through transparent, automated protocols that foster a culture of giving, fairness, trust, and self-organization.
We believe that the development of United Humanity can serve as the foundation of a new culture, leading to a healthier, more sustainable future for human civilization.
Anyone who embraces the three basic principles can become a member of United Humankind:
Respect for the rights and freedoms of others. This means respecting the rights, freedoms, and dignity enshrined in the Convention on Human Rights, extended by the right to ownership of one's personal data and freedom of association.
A member of United Humankind must not be an Author of Aggression. They must have no deliberate intent to cause harm, destroy, or humiliate — though they may be an Author of Force, when their actions are justifiably directed toward protecting life, dignity, and safety.
Presumption of innocence by nationality. Members refuse to project historical national conflicts onto other members of United Humankind, or to hold them responsible for any actions committed by their nations, peoples, states, or the residents and citizens thereof.
Important notice! New contributors may propose changes or additions to this section. Every member has the opportunity to shape what United Humankind becomes.
Last updated