Mission – The mission of Globalisation for the Common Good is to promote an ethical, moral and spiritual vision of globalisation and encourage adaptation of public policy at all levels that nurtures the common good of our global community.
Vision – to help to build a world that is just, free and prosperous for all by serving and promoting the common good. This will take place by adopting the following three key objectives:
1. To champion the highest cultural evolutionary values and aspirations of the early 21st century, in full awareness of their strategic interdependence:
- Respect for belief in God, Ultimate Reality, or the One, and the right of each person to religious freedom and practice
- The investment of spiritual capital
- The practice of selfless love
- Deep Interreligious and intercultural dialogue and engagement for the common good
- Cultures of peace and non-violent conflict resolution
- Economic justice, social justice, solidarity, and universal human rights
- Ecological sustainability, stewardship, and commitment to an interspecies ethic
Global empowerment of women - The rights of the child
- The elimination of global hunger, thirst, preventable disease, and poverty
- Cosmopolitanism: the harmony of local, national, and global citizenship
2. To seek solutions to the great challenges facing the planetary community:
- The estrangement of global North and South
- The urgent need for a restructured global economy
- The increasing necessity of global public governance
- The elucidation of a global ethic identifying the rights and the responsibilities of Earth’s people
- The elimination of the scourges of actual and virtual slavery and torture
- The creation of sustainable energy policies
- The realization of planetary sovereignty by the peoples of the Earth
- Cherishing and protection of the global commons
- Commitment to service
3. To contribute to the creation of a global interdisciplinary agenda for the common good.
