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What we achieved together!
In Our One Home Journey’s first year – working with Homes for Humanity and local and Indigenous communities across 20 countries, and in collaboration with our planetary partners in civil society – we made significant strides towards our shared goal of co-creating an inclusive and regenerative future for all of life on Earth.
Our collective impact and achievements are:
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20 COUNTRIES across 5 WORLD REGIONS, 10,975 PEOPLE of all ages and backgrounds directly participated
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930 CHILDREN voiced and painted their dreams for our shared future on Earth
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1,415 YOUTH and WOMEN from marginalized contexts mentored to become future-builders
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40 OUTSTANDING LOCAL ORGANISATIONS championed and honoured with the HOME FOR HUMANITY AWARD for their contribution to a regenerative future.
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26 UNITY PARKS representing peace, harmony, and unity with nature and between all cultures jointly planted in 19 countries with over 7,000 participants to accelerate participatory eco-system restoration, food security, and further SDGs.
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25 INDIGENOUS ELDERS shared their wisdom on living in harmony with all life on Earth. 28 Indigenous communities and/or families hosted us and shared their way of life.
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15 EARTH AGORAS hosted online to connect local and planetary future-builders
Discover the Impact of Year 1 through this inspirational film:
“Our One Home – Humanity’s Epic Journey for our One Home Earth”
Discover the Impact of Year 1 through this inspirational film:
“Our One Home – Humanity’s Epic Journey for our One Home Earth”
Experience the Impact of the First Season (Africa) of Our One Home Journey
(21 September to 21 December 2024):
Find out More – Impact of Year 1 in Detail:
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Homes for Humanity Laureates: Meet the Outstanding Organisations honoured and championed on the One Home Journey
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Indigenous Wisdom: Receive the wisdom of Indigenous Elders and experience Indigenous Communities’ way of life (coming up soon)
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Unity Parks: Experience how Unity Parks advocate Unity, Peace and Harmony, locally and globally
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Children’s Dreams: Engage with the “Dream Drawings” of 7+ Year Olds – for the next 7 Generations
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Youth for the Future: Witness the power and potential of youth to shape the future, especially from marginalized communities
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Women for the Earth: Be inspired by women transcending oppression and becoming guardians of the Earth
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Earth Agoras: Discover the wisdom, innovation and unique contribution of every country on the One Home Journey to our shared future
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Earth Letters: Journey with us through “Our One Home Journey’s Unfolding Story”
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Meet emerging changemakers and visionary pioneers from every continent, united in a shared mission for peace, unity, and planetary regeneration. Hear their voices from the One Home Journey
Activating children's sense of Earth Citizenship across borders (through the 7+ dreams for the future initiative)
Sanele (age 7), (South Africa)
Makers' Valley, Bertram Township Johannesburg, S. Africa
"My dream is to make people happy and safe."
Supporting and spotlighting often invisible but invaluable initiatives for our shared future: to bear witness to humanity's capacity for resilience, innovation and transformation, in all circumstances
Rutengo Ngara (Zimbabwe/Lesotho/S.Africa)
Founder, Ancient Wisdom Africa:
"Privileged to be part of this interconnected web weaved by the One Home Journey, bringing these unknown initiatives together."
Dr. Rajagopal (India)
The living Gandhi of India, laureate of the Niwano Peace Prize and Founder of Ekta Parishad, India's largest social justice movement:
"While we are working for peace and prosperity locally, Home for Humanity and the One Home Journey are working for peace globally, and this partnership is very important for us."
Hueguette Feza, (Uganda)
21 year old refugee and aspiring woman leader
from DR Congo in Nakivale Refugee Settlement:
"What I have learnt from this One Home Journey is that I am not alone! This One Home Journey is one big home that is open for everyone!"
Pearls in the Necklace: highlighting and honoring and connecting across borders, unique organisations that embody the spirit of 'Homes for Humanity' in service to personal community and planetary regeneration.
Youssef Mahmoud (Tunisia)
Former United Nations Under Secretary-General,
Co-Chair of the Home for Humanity Movement:
"Following you in every country, adding one Home to another, it's like
a necklace connecting us all after a long time of feeling homelessness."
Dissolving Divisions and Otherness: through contact and cultural exchange, to prevent conflict and mass atrocities
Hon. Prof. Gareth Evans (Australia)
Former Foreign Minister of Australia, former President
of International Crisis Group:
"When you bring people in contact with each other, to break down the barriers & sense of difference and otherness, then maybe we can have hope for the future."
Connecting Humanity and restoring a sense of unity
Dr. Gertrude Mongella (Tanzania)
First President of the Pan African Parliament
and Chair of the 1995 UN Women's Conference in Beijing:
"You are doing a noble job of connecting humanity,
because we have lost many of the valuable institutions
of unity that reminds us that we are one."
Validating and Connecting Transformative initiatives and changemakers in a planetary web or network of mutual support :
Thais Corral ( Brazil)
Co-Chair of the UN Decade for Ecosystem Regeneration and founder of SINAL:
"This One Home Journey is very valuable for us as local changemakers
as it validates us and connects us with a huge planetary network of changemakers around the world, all working for unity and peace."
Prof. Jean Houston (USA)
Visionary Founder of Social Artistry:
"In these times of uncertainty, there rises up within and around us a new order of being human to create a world that works for all. This is what we call the One Home Journey."