Humanity’s Global Weaving Project™
Our project’s first year focuses on convening respected elders and cultural leaders, documenting their knowledge, and building bridges across continents to foster unity and shared purpose. Join us in weaving a future of collaboration and progress.
Creating change one person at a time.
What We Do
Solutions through grass roots projects.
Events
Our Events Your Events
We support Events that share knowledge and information to build a positive world.
Social Exchange
Environmental Projects
Economic Development
Economic Development
Providing modern technology for communities to expand economic growth.
Cultural Exchange
Cultural Exchange
Enabling the world’s ancient indigenous cultures to communicate needs.
Community Development
Community Development
Our Community Development Projects build several projects at the same time to restore
sustainability and function.
Latest News
Miriam Delicado: From Street Survival to Global Humanitarian Leadership
Original article posted on Hollywood Life
As Founder and Executive Director of The Great Gathering of Humanity Inc., established in 2011, Miriam has spent more than fourteen years translating intimate conversations with indigenous leaders into tangible projects that restore dignity, protect resources, and reframe how technology and humanitarianism can coexist. Her story, born of hardship, self-education, and relentless service, anchors a nonprofit practice that insists ethical innovation must include the voices and needs of those most often left behind.
Our team is working with the the San Bushman of Namibia to support them with water, food growing projects, conservation & cultural preservation. With your generous support, we support one of the oldest cultures in the world.
Your DONATIONS make this work possible.
Massai Mothers in Kenya Need Water
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When we visit a community as unique as Grasshoek in Namibia we know one thing; we know nothing. This is where we start, by listening and learning what the people need and want to uplift communtiy.
The Great Gathering Nonprofit 501(c)3
Proud to have gifted three hard working indigenous liaisons with new cell phones. Communication is a key to success and new phones can impact entire communities. Grateful for their beautiful work! The Great Gathering Nonprofit 501c3
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San Francisco Leads the Way to Banning Plastic Bottles
As one of the most liberal cities in the United States, San Francisco has led the way for many issues involving social and environmental change. Thus, it's no surprise that San Francisco is not only leading the way to ban plastic bottles but also attempting to inducing a culture change to eschew all disposable plastic items.
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Large Red Algal Bloom in Gulf of Mexico Raises Environmental Concerns
Red tides are not a new phenomenon, but the one invading Florida's Gulf Coast this summer should give anyone who is concerned about the environment pause for concern.
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What is Hot-in-Place Asphalt Recycling Technology?
Hot-in-place asphalt recycling technology is not a new method to rebuilt roads. In fact, it has been around for more than six decades, yet despite its many benefits, it is only employed in minimal circumstances as only a handful of municipalities use the technology to repair and repave roadways.
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How Technology is Changing Education
There used to be a day not long ago that access to education was largely limited to the elite, and to residents of major metropolitan cities. A combination of money and geographic location largely determined who would gain the knowledge imparted by the brightest minds in the form of teachers and professors. Thankfully, this is yet another area that technology is coming in to save the day.
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Support Companies That Support the Earth and Future Generations
If you're like many people worried about the environment, chances are you are on a mission to use products in your everyday life that won't have a bad effect on the world at large. Seventh Generation is on that same mission.
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Why Teaching Meditation Will Benefit Public Schools
A number of schools throughout the country, most notably several in Baltimore have replaced the dreaded detention room with a course on meditation. Instead of reevaluating behavior through punishment, the detainees are taught to focus on their breath and be in the present moment as a form of behavior modification.
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How Much Water is Under the African Continent?
Africa has a reputation of being an extremely dry continent. After all, 300 million people in Africa don't have regular access to clean and safe drinking water, so that must be the case. Not necessarily.
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China No Longer Takes Our Recycling
Late in 2017, China announced that it would no longer be the world's waste bin as it decided to ban 24 different types of recyclables from foreign countries starting in 2018.
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United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The document sets out fundamental human rights has its 47 member nations vow to protect, yet some of the members regularly violate these tenets.
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How the Scarcity of Sand is Affecting the World
Although it seems like an unlimited source with the presence of large deserts on the Saudi Arabian peninsula and in North Africa, our current supply is dwindling rapidly.
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Easy Ways to Lessen Your Carbon Footprint
You can start doing things now on your own to lessen your carbon footprint and help slow climate change. Many changes are actually very simple.
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How Melting Permafrost is Affecting Our Planet
When most people think about the effects of global warming, their attention turns to extreme weather in temperate climates and the rising ocean levels throughout the world due to the melting of the polar caps.
