“We Need to Gain More Trust”: What Nairobi Made Us See Differently About Community Lynne (left) and Annie (right) from our partners Community Savers and and Melanie (centre) from their support organisation, CLASS, reflect on what they saw, shared and learnt at our Community Building Summit in Nairobi — […] Read More
Reflections from Elizabeth Njoki: Experiencing Solidarity Beyond Borders Before the One World Together Summit, solidarity was a word I often heard in meetings, […] Read More
Harry Styles’ Wembley Shows Are About More Than Music: What They Teach Us About Philanthropy, Kindness and Collective Giving Harry Styles has always believed in bringing people together. This summer, more than a million […] Read More
The Hidden Foundations: the story of change beneath every story. Over the past month, we’ve shared stories from four very different community organisations. One was […] Read More
Who do we become when we belong? We don’t often think about belonging as something that changes us. We tend to think […] Read More
Who gets to write the city’s future? That’s a question that sits beneath every city as it grows, modernises and changes. It […]
Love, Joy, and Meaningful Connections at the One World Together Community Building Summit by Kamila Gojobe, Muungano wa Wanavijiji Youth Leader After two years apart, One World Together […]
What if we built a new giving system together? For decades, billions of pounds have flowed through the global aid system in the hope […]
Solidari-Tea in the sun: What our community told us about generosity Sometimes the best conversations happen over a cup of tea in the sunshine. Recently, as […]
What happens when we trust communities? In Nairobi, groups of young people gather to decide how funding should be invested in […]
Global Citizen Spotlight: Rachel Finding a new solution to long-standing challenges. Rachel’s journey with One World Together began when […]
Let’s Do the Math: Why direct funding, rooted in trust, achieves much more, with less. “What difference can I make in the world? I care, but I don’t have a […]