Human Act Initiatives
Welcome to Human Act’s world of initiatives, where the pursuit of a fair and sustainable future is at the heart of everything we do.
With every step towards change, we are driven by compassion, determination, and a strong commitment to making a difference. Here, you will find the stories that shape our journey, the initiatives that guide our mission, and the vision that keeps us moving forward.
Empowering Change: Millionaires for Humanity
In 2021, we formally launched Millionaires for Humanity, a group of high-net-worth individuals advocating for systemic change to achieve the UN’s SDGs. We continue to provide the secretariat and host it.
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Move Humanity: Mobilizing Global Change
Move Humanity is a new global initiative aiming to mobilize each year at least 1 percent of the wealth of the world’s super-rich for the SDGs, either through philanthropy or taxation.
It highlights the power and potential that the world’s wealthiest individuals can have by donating just 1% of their wealth each year to addressing this century’s most pressing challenges.
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The Blue Elephant
There once was a big problem called “Wealth Inequality.” It started small but grew until it surrounded us. We needed a solution as big as the problem itself, and that’s when TJ was born. TJ reminds us that if we don’t see how big the problem is, we might miss the solution too.
With its distinctive appearance and purposeful design, TJ embodies the foundation’s mission to redistribute wealth, reduce economic inequality, and tackle extreme poverty. As a messenger for building a just and sustainable world, TJ conveys these values across various platforms and formats.
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Summiting Compassion: Mount Everest Expedition
Former CEO of Harkat Ensani (Human Act’s partner in Iran), Javad Nowroozi, decided to climb the world’s highest mountain in May 2017, waving the Human Act and Move Humanity logos at the very top.
Together with his team, he campaigned for Move Humanity from the peak of Mount Everest, at a height of 8,848 meters.
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