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.
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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.
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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.
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Massai Mothers in Kenya Need Water
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In the blistering solar heat of Namibia, in a car with no air conditioning, we traveled in heat that required some extra protection. Covering up to protect ourselves from the sun on our way to visit the San Bushman in northern Namibia. We look for solutions and never let inconveniences slow us down.
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This is much more than a photo, it is the path to clean water and health for five Maasai Villages. Imagine how it would feel to know the exact spot that you could come and receive clean drinking water for your family. Knowing you would not have to drink water out of an open pit where animals also drink from. This is the work we are doing with the Maasai in Kenya to drill them a well and this is the exact spot that we will drill.
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For these children who live in an impoverished community in Namibia, in the area of Okahanja, these books represent the ability to begin learning how to read. This is the start of a pathway out of poverty. This is what makes these small micro donations and support critical in the lives of those who we serve. Thank you for supporting the future of these children.
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Gratitude is what Kwaru felt after visiting the Maasai people. He is an artist from Kibera Kenya. (largest Urban slum in Africa) His art collective assisted our organization to visit the Maasai and document the challenges they are having with lack of access to clean water. We will be drilling a well in 2026 that will supply clean water to five Maasai villages. Kwaru, who lives in slum, came back to his home and realized that life in the slum was easier than it is for the Maasai.
The water source they have now is an open earth pit that animals also drink from. It is very contaminated.
We are grateful for support that has made it possible for us to complete this project by drilling for clean water. This has taken us years to find funding to complete and we are thrilled it will be done this year!
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Maasai MBILI ART Collective
Meet Gomba. One of the most amazing human beings we have met on our travels. Living in Kibera, a slum in Kenya, he traveled to the Maasai. Upon returning, him and the other artists that assisted our nonprofit felt overwhelmed by the depth of need of the Maasai. This is how deeply the indigenous people are suffering. We are pleased to announce that we will be drilling a well for clean water for five communities of the Maasai in Kenya this year! Thank you for supporting our work at The Great Gathering Nonprofit. 501c3
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What is Hot-in-Place Asphalt Recycling Technology?
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How Technology is Changing Education
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Support Companies That Support the Earth and Future Generations
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Why Teaching Meditation Will Benefit Public Schools
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How Much Water is Under the African Continent?
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China No Longer Takes Our Recycling
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United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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How the Scarcity of Sand is Affecting the World
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Easy Ways to Lessen Your Carbon Footprint
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How Melting Permafrost is Affecting Our Planet
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