Our StrategyOnly a well-considered and a well-designed long-term strategy for action can turn our aspiration for global systemic change into reality. Our strategy involves actions in four interrelated stages:OneShared.WorldOSW_fbd330aa-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea00OneShared.World began as a community of hundreds of people around the world coming together to collectively draft the Declaration of Interdependence... We are a broad and inclusive movement of stakeholders working collaboratively across diverse cultures, communities, ethnicities, organizations, entities, interests, generations, and nations to ensure a better future for humankind and the sustainability of our collective home. We operate under the fiscal sponsorship of the Social Good Fund, a California nonprofit corporation and registered 501(c)(3) organization, Tax ID (EIN) 46-1323531.Jamie MetzlFounder and Chair at OneShared.WorldSocial Good FundOneShared.World Leadership teamJorge BernalMember, Strategic Planning GroupRachel CooperCo-Leader, Arts and Culture Working GroupJaqueline DavisCo-Leader, Arts and Culture Working GroupVishakha DesaiLeader, Concept Framing Working GroupJamie DouglasCo-Leader, Digital Infrastructure; Member, Strategic Planning GroupKen DychtwaldAge Wave CEO and author; Public EngagementBetsy FaderLeader, Finance and Funding Working GroupLucia FerreiraMember, Strategic Planning GroupSandi GendiCo-Leader, Coordinators GroupMichael KulmaSenior AdvisorLuchen LiCo-Leader, Global Engagement Working GroupMiguel López de Silanes GómezOneShared.World Core Leadership Council; Co-Leader, Global Engagement Working GroupJim MarggraffCore Leadership CouncilJamie MetzlFounder and ChairMary PapazianCore Leadership CouncilManoj PanjwaniMember, Strategic Planning GroupPaula RaymanCore Leadership CouncilOmar SanaCo-Leader, Coordinators GroupShagun SethiCo-Leader, Coordinators GroupIsha SesayMember, Social Architecture Working GroupKatja SpeckCo-Leader, Education Working GroupKlaus ThalmannLeader, Technical Architecture Working GroupOneShared.World Expert Advisory Committee ChairsRick BartonChair, Expert Advisory Committee on Supporting Vulnerable PopulationsDivya ChanderCo-Chair and Project Director, Expert Advisory Committee on Global Public HealthJack SimCo-Chair, Expert Advisory Committee on Global Public HealthMichelle A. WilliamsCo-Chair, Expert Advisory Committee on Global Public HealthOneShared.World Project CoordinatorsOneShared.World, at its core and in all its functions, is youth led. Our young coordinators are not only at the table and integral to our decision-making processes, they also help direct our efforts and empower us to do and be better. This community brings together an amalgam of opinions, diversity, ideas, and most of all, energy. They are truly the heart and soul of our work. Our coordinators have been instrumental in the research and writing of our report(s), the IDEA School educational toolkit(s), managing our global administration, all our social and conventional media, organizing our global engagement, and, of course, RISE OR FALL: The OneShared.World Global Interdependence Summit 2020.Gayatri AhujaMalaika BhayanaMargaret CreightonJulie CusanoSimone Cutts ChiuNelle DouglasKatherine EliasMateo Gomez-AnguloLucas GualdaArnav JalanDiya JosephSharon LiuCamila LougeJoseph NakitareBarack Omondi OdiamboMarie PapazianAman PatelMunirmahedi PaviwalaStella RobertsonThomas SchmitzChirag SinghalPayton SmithGabrielle SmotrichSam StoneSilvi Mary SunilSmriti VenkatramanAlexander WatsonOneShared.World Past CoordinatorsOwen BuckleyVineet ChovatiaBurak DoğanerYijing GaoTianna HermanKenna HorganSeth HulseboschMadeline KelleyGrace MartensTarana SableSarah SalimiKelly SheaElizabeth WolfendenOne united humanity. One shared ecosystem. Stronger together._fbd332da-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea00To turn our aspiration for global systemic change into reality_fbd333f2-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea00InterdependenceArticulation & EducationIdentify the core essential challenges we seek to address and align our means and ends_fbd33564-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea00Stage 1Thousands of people from dozens of countries around the world came together to co-create the Declaration of Interdependence and Pledge. These documents, translated into a growing number of languages, represent our strong belief that a deep appreciation of our interdependence must underpin efforts to help build a healthy, safe, and sustainable future for everyone and for our common home. This appreciation reminds us that our health, safety, and well-being reside in each other and our shared ecosystem. It places an urgent demand on each and all of us to act for the common good. To do this wisely, we must clearly identify the core essential challenges we seek to address and align our means and ends. Although our concern for the welfare of humanity begins with each one of us, the core underlying problem we seek to address — the dangerous mismatch between our global problems and predominantly national solutions — is systemic, so our response must also be systemic._fbd33668-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea00Network of NetworksCreate a network of partnerships_fbd3376c-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea00Stage 2Our ideals and global community will be focused on improving all of our lives, making everyone safer, and helping protect our shared ecosystem. Any person, organization, or entity can join us by signing the Pledge of Interdependence. We are open to everyone of any culture, community, ethnicity, organization, entity, interest, generation, orientation, or nation. We embrace a network of networks approach, seeking partnerships with all aligned organizations, associations, businesses, entities, and governments. We believe that the best way to fix the structural problem we face is with an innovative new structural solution involving people around the world coming together to drive real and meaningful change. That is why we are building a fully inclusive global social movement and political force representing the democratic expression of our common humanity. We seek to augment, inspire, and ultimately change the behavior of sovereign states and the essential international institutions our governments have created, not supplant them. We cannot do that alone.Well-BeingImprove all lives_fbd3387a-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea002.1SafetyMake everyone safer_fbd33988-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea002.2EcosystemsHelp protect our shared ecosystem_fbd33a96-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea002.3CampaignsAdvocate for addressing specific global challenges of most urgent need_fbd33ba4-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea00Stage 3Specific Action Campaigns ~ Our community will advocate for addressing specific global challenges of most urgent need. In conjunction with the OneShared.World launch on May 6, 2020, we announced our first two campaigns. These include a campaign to enhance global public health (chaired by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Dean Michelle Williams) and a campaign to provide emergency support to the world’s most vulnerable populations as the COVID-19 pandemic likely shifts from the Northern to Southern Hemispheres (chaired by Ambassador Rick Barton). Over the coming months, we will announce additional campaigns, each focusing on a different major threat that has not been adequately addressed due to the failure of our existing institutions. Each of these campaigns will follow the same general approach. After the issue is carefully framed based on consultations with the diverse voices of local activists and advocacy leaders, a global expert advisory committee will be created to address a particular global problem. The expert advisory committee will then develop a concise action plan answering the following five questions ... A global campaign will then be launched around each of these action plans. Each will consist of two distinct parts: a commitment to action and the development of action tool kits that can be used by different groups of people at different levels of local, regional, or national political and social involvement. For each, people, entities, and organizations will be invited to sign on to a pledge committing themselves to act. They will then receive an advocacy/action tool kit to help them reach out to local, national, and international officials, launch or join social media campaigns, and build coalitions for change.SolutionsSolve problems in meaningful and sustainable ways_fbd33cb2-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea003.1What would it take to solve this problem in a meaningful and sustainable way?GapDetermine the gap between our vision and current reality_fbd33dde-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea003.2What is the difference between this vision of where we should be and where we are today?NeedsAddress our most urgent needs_fbd33f00-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea003.3What steps must we take now to address our most urgent needs within the context of our current systems and structures?SolutionsMove from our current systems and structures toward actually solving the problem_fbd3400e-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea003.4What must we be doing now to move from our current systems and structures toward actually solving the problem?Progress & SuccessTrack our progress and determine success_fbd34112-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea003.5How will we track our progress and determine success?MovementFix the the way our world is organized_fbd34234-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea00Stage 4Integration and Creation of Interdependence Movement ~ As our single issue campaigns will make even more clear, no single global threat — from pandemics to ecosystem destruction, climate change, and the proliferation weapons of mass murder — can effectively be solved without fixing the broader problem in how our world is organized.Missions & PlatformsEnsure the interdependence agenda is incorporated into the missions and platforms of organizations, entities, businesses, political parties, and governments around the world_fbd3434c-860a-11eb-b541-733a3183ea004.1OrganizationsEntitiesBusinessesPolitical PartiesGovernmentsTo address this systemic shortcoming, we seek to ensure the interdependence agenda is incorporated into the missions and platforms of organizations, entities, businesses, political parties, and governments around the world.InterestsBalance national interests with global public interests for mutual benefit across geographies and generations_9a0a8f98-8737-11eb-9a44-c7260d83ea004.2Local CommunitiesCity CouncilsState LegislaturesProvincial LegislaturesNational GovernmentsG7G20United NationsOur ultimate goal will be reached when leaders worldwide at all levels — from local communities and city councils to state and provincial legislatures, national governments, G7, G20, the United Nations — wisely balance national interests with global public interests for mutual benefit across geographies and generations, and when the needs of all people and our common home are addressed effectively, equitably, and sustainably. To make this happen, we invite you to join us turning OneShared.World from aspiration to reality.2021-03-17https://oneshared.world/strategy/OwenAmburOwen.Ambur@verizon.net