Global Oneness Project

Earthrise from the moon.

Founded in 2006 as an initiative of Kalliopeia Foundation, the Global Oneness Project is a free archive collection of films, photography, essays, and lesson plans for educators. Through our stories and curricula, we delve into global social, cultural, and environmental issues that impact individuals and communities across the world. The aim is to inspire students to expand their perspectives and worldviews, promoting inquiry, empathy, resilience, and a deep, sacred connection with our planet.

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Cambodian woman sitting on edge of her boat with feet dangling over side in a mangrove swamp.

Lost World

by Kalyanee Mam
Film
Black and white photograph of a Juneteenth celebration in Atlanta, GA with a young Black woman standing up out of a jeep holding a sign that says, "When will MLK Jr.'s dream come true."

We Will Breathe

by Sheila Pree Bright
Photo Essay
Master forager Twila Cassadore of the San Carlos Apache Nation and her granddaughter foraging near cacti in a desert landscape.

The Hunt

by Sanjay Rawal
Film
Native elder, Jim Enote, in his field of native corn.

Counter Mapping

by Adam Loften and Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee
Film

“Among all the great sites and online resources I’ve come across planning for this school year, Global Oneness Project is truly exceptional and profoundly moving!”

— Steve Sagin, Edge High School in Arizona
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Illustration of a gold and black void by Cariné Müller.

Essay

Stories of Our Moral Deformation
by Cleary Vaughan-Lee

How might stories act as keys allowing us access to challenge, examine, uproot, and illumine our habits and fears?

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A Thousand Suns
Discussion Guide

Exploring Indigenous Language Vitality with Google Earth
Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders in the small cabin of the Apollo 8 spacecraft.
Discussion Guide

Earthrise