Global Cooperation

'We are not going to be able to operate our Spaceship Earth successfully nor for much longer unless we see it as a whole spaceship and our fate as common. It has to be everybody or nobody.' - Buckminster Fuller

Getting There Together

We envision and advocate for enhanced global cooperation, including stages toward an eventual united federation of nations. Certain institutional innovations inside and outside the United Nations could in the meantime help avert armed conflict, finance environmental restoration, and empower civil society’s voice in global decision-making.

The UN Role in Global Cooperation.

The UN has maintained its existence for 72 years (much longer than many countries) and has expanded its membership from 51 countries to 193. The UN keeps leaders of national governments talking to one another as it deals with important global issues such as protecting human rights, practicing democratic skills, organizing peacekeeping forces, and addressing global warming, global poverty and global health care issues.

Whereas there are many limitations to the UN, US support and cooperation is critical in order to continue to deliver the many contributions of the UN to the peace and sustainability of our world. We need to keep the US in the UN, and then push to transform the UN to make for a more secure, just and workable world.

Transform the UN

Creating the UN we need for the future we want.

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Support the UN

Vocalizing your support is the first step in having our voices heard by our elected officials.

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Commission on Global Security, Justice and Governance

Strengthening the capability of the UN will promote and keep the peace.