Our Impact
our impact
Inviting community members to self-organize in their own communities to support re-worlding through:
$200+ donated to charity through our
Re-Worlding Community Fund1 project supported through our
Re-Worlding Community Fund+120 cumulative youth volunteer hours
impact measurement
Re-worlding means we bring communities together to create conditions for change.
Our closest model comes from the principles of systems change and systemic investing, which invite us to look at the interconnections between systems, or in our case, communities. These models highlight that the defining feature of any system, or in our case, community, is their ability to self-organize.
Thus, the core of our impact is centred around the idea of how we are inviting our meditators and/or community members at large in our Re-Worlding Themes to self-organize in their own communities.
Our Re-Worlding Themes are a very important part of our impact measurement; these are the impact areas we work within. We expect that all of our projects, including those that come through our Re-Worlding Community Fund, initiatives, and narrative shift projects, aligned within our Re-Worlding Themes.
Our five Re-Worlding Themes are overlapping at the root of change, so when we re-world in one of these themes, we re-world in others.
Our Re-Worlding Themes
The Planet
Honouring and supporting sustainable life for all, including animal rights, climate change, and displacement.
Freedom To Be
Honouring and supporting gender diversity and gender equity, including LGBTQ++, gender-based violence and equitable access to health.
Equal Opportunity
Honouring and supporting anyone with limited abilities, physically, and/or mentally, including disabilities awareness and accessibility rights.
Indigenous Reconciliation
Honouring and supporting Indigenous relationships and knowledge, including landback motions and displacement.
New Beginnings
Honouring and Supporting displaced people and families, people on the move, and returning citizens with a history of incarceration.
be invited to connect with us
namaste@thebeinghumanfoundation.org
6111 S Gramercy Place Suite 4A
Los Angeles CA 90047
Sault Ste Marie, ON, Canada
We humbly acknowledge that we occupy land originally and still inhabited and cared for by the Tongva, Tataviam, Serrano, Kizh, and Chumash Peoples; and that we are also located on Robinson-Huron Treaty territory, the traditional lands of the Anishnaabeg, specifically Garden River First Nation and Batchewana First Nation, as well as the Métis People. We acknowledge, honour, and offer deep gratitude and reverence to the people, plant, animal, and land spirits who knew this land we call home long before us, and who will continue to long after. May we be further invited to extend our land acknowledgements into land engagements; may we find ways to support and restore these lands through responsible citizenship, partnership, and advocacy, including the support of landback motions.
