Where our initiatives meet the ground.
Active, in-development, and upcoming projects across our eight humanitarian initiatives.
Crowdsourced Disaster Prevention Pollution Mitigation Project
A $22,500 crowdfunding campaign to complete a seven-point scientific case study and support emergency deployments across active disaster zones.
Global Disaster Prevention / Pollution Mitigation Case Study
A multi-region case study documenting how coordinated disaster prevention and pollution mitigation reduces both economic loss and human suffering. Findings inform international policy frameworks.
International Disaster Prevention / Pollution Mitigation Agency
Building a new international body dedicated to unified disaster prevention and pollution mitigation across borders — with monitoring capacity, technical support, and rapid response teams.
The Big Accountability Project
A public accountability initiative documenting where humanitarian commitments have been kept or broken by governments, corporations, and institutions. Data, dashboards, and journalist tools.
Building New Age Healing Centers Based on Ancient Medicines
A network of community healing centers that give people affordable access to effective natural medicines and traditional healing practices, paired with modern clinical oversight.
Disclosure Projects
Bringing withheld information into public view — environmental hazards, health risks, suppressed technologies, and government or corporate records the public has a right to see.
New Legislation Project
Drafting and advancing new humanitarian laws that protect people's health, freedom, and environment — and that counteract draconian laws already on the books.
Indigenous Tribal Recognition Reclamation
A forthcoming project to find unrecognized tribes, help forgotten nations that were written out of the history books regain federal and international recognition, and advance claims and justice initiatives on their behalf.
More Projects Coming Soon
New projects launching across peacebuilding, environmental justice, and native affairs in the coming quarters.
