World Citizen Government

09/04/2026

September 4 is , celebrating the 73rd anniversary of the World Citizen Government founded on this day in 1953.

From September 4 to 13 at the Kunstquartier Bethanien in Berlin https://www.visitberlin.de/en/event/wall-paper, the will be featured in a photographic exhibition entitled “The Global Citizen” by artists and

08/12/2026

On and as the new school year starts, learn about creating a on your campus – worldcitizenclub.org

Join with other young people to become World Peacemakers!

08/09/2026

Article 1 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples affirms that “Indigenous peoples have the right to the full enjoyment, as a collective or as individuals, of all human rights and fundamental freedoms.”

07/30/2026

Human trafficking is a violation of human rights.

stand for everyone’s right to live in a safe and just world community.

07/27/2026

“Earth is our country”!

Happy World Citizen Day!

Today is World Citizen Day – inspired by the life and legacy of Garry Davis, whose remarkable story I have written about. And so, for this occasion (also his birthday) I have removed the paywall on this Substack article and some other ones, for your reading pleasure.

07/27/2026

July 27 is !

We celebrate the life & legacy of peace activist Garry Davis who teaches that we are united by our humanity & by the Earth we share. https://worldcitizengov.org/apply

07/26/2026

Welcome and Thanks to and holder Dante Tejano!

Join with Dante and other World Citizens at https://worldcitizengov.org/apply

07/25/2026

Welcome and Thanks to World Citizen Dean Drexler !

07/22/2026

Read David Gallup's article on displacement:
https://globalsolutions.org/mondial-journal/addressing-displacement-an-inherent-problem-of-a-divided-world/

The new issue of Mondial is here.

We built it around a simple idea: the problems that worry us most, war, nuclear weapons, a changing climate, families forced from their homes, are bigger than any one country can handle alone. The tools we made to deal with them were built for a different era.

This issue is full of people working on what comes next. A historian shows how everyday citizens pushed the world back from nuclear catastrophe before, and could again. The New Voices essay winner, a college student, lays out how people could vote directly on global treaties. A human rights lawyer argues that no one should be left without a country when more than 120 million people are already displaced.

Give it a read and tell us what stays with you.

Read it here: https://globalsolutions.org/updates/mondial-journal/