June 2024
Brandon Nakasato, an educational administrator at the University of British Columbia working to revive the WFM – Canada Vancouver Branch, argues that humanity is not merely a biological fact but an idea: an unfinished nation built through acts of mutual recognition. He contends that recognizing the humanity of others is itself a form of nation-building toward a shared global community.
December 2025
World citizenship, a concept with ancient roots, transcends national legal definitions of belonging. This status emphasizes humanity's shared DNA and our collective duty to govern our world peacefully and sustainably.
December 2019
This article details a Model United Nations Parliamentary Assembly event in Argentina, designed to simulate global governance and raise awareness among students. The simulation focused on key global issues, including environmental preservation, energy transition, and human rights, emphasizing the need for global citizenship.
December 2019
World Service Authority and Citizens for Global Solutions are launching World Citizen Clubs on campuses worldwide to promote world citizenship and universal human rights. These grassroots clubs engage students in educational and service projects, offering opportunities to take local action on global issues like peace, sustainability, and human rights.
December 2019
The article argues that the development of a single global community requires both a strong governance structure and a common language. It proposes that a neutral, phonetic global second language, such as Esperanto, is necessary to facilitate cooperation while preserving linguistic diversity.
