Welcome to The World Kindness Project

The World Kindness Project brings together world leaders representing a broad range of sectors on a foundation of kindness to collaborate and enhance the possibility for authentic positive change for the greater good. Our success will influence humanity to default its decision making process to seek the “Kinder Option” in all matters by first removing the “Myths of Kindness”  identifying kindness as an essential universal element to life itself. Collecting research and hard data from those working in the field of “collective consciousness” and science, we can support our colleagues’ campaigns to influence organisations to have a purpose greater than bottomline.

Background

In 2011 Australia presented the concept for independent peak national kindness organisations to cast a wider net to engage all sectors in each country to influence the influential.  The World Kindness Project is the next phase of this evolution and can now provide international support with its membership based being primarily multi-national corporations,  international NGO’s and government agencies.

The World Kindness Project will be founded on the back of a 20 year international campaign however it is able to extend an invitation for the first time to a broad range of international organisations, previously precluded, to participate in the global campaign for a kinder world. WKP supports the overarching endeavours of The World Kindness Movement to unite the world on the global platform of kindness by harnessing the goodwill and ideas of many from across the world, which sadly too often finds itself divided and captured by a growing campaign of fear and hate.

WKP will position itself to deliver the outcomes for real change by forming international think tanks to undertake ambitious global projects which overwhelm many and are often placed in “The Too Hard Basket”. We support the establishiment of a growing network of World Kindness National Peak Kindness bodies and have engaged the immediate past General Secretary to the World Kindness Movement (2012-2017), Mr Michael Lloyd-White,  recognising the need to engage international organisations whether they be in government, the private sector or Non Government Agencies which  are not ineligable to join the World Kindness Movement whicht is constitutionally bound to maintain its idependence. We however see their participation as essential if we are to influence the influential. Michael identified the danger of creating echo chambers which too often sees us preaching to the converted and thereby limiting the pool of critical thinking.