Campaign for Humanity
This Happened at the Inaugural Campaign for Humanity Summit on 1/20/26.
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“We don’t just fix systems
— we heal them with human connection.”
We Are At A Defining Moment In History
The world is struggling with division, fear, and rising hate. But just as ordinary people rose up after WWII to rebuild a better world, we must do the same today—by choosing love over fear, unity over division, and action over silence.
As a social determinants of health fellow, historian, and military veteran who served at a nuclear missile base, I am keenly aware of what can happen when good people do nothing in the face of evil. For more than a decade, I have dedicated my life to putting love into action—transforming communities through the principles of L.O.V.E. Is The Answer. The word L.O.V.E. stands for the four action steps in our pledge:
- Learn about people
- Open your heart to their needs
- Volunteer to be part of the solution in their lives,
- Empower others to do the same
It is upon this foundation that L.O.V.E. Is The Answer has launched the Campaign for Humanity, an ongoing nationwide effort to educate, equip, and empower individuals to lead their communities and their country with:
- EMPATHY
- COMPASSION
- HUMANITARIANISM
- LOVE
OUR GOAL
- HUNDREDS OF SUMMITS
- 25,000 PARTICIPANTS
- MILLIONS OF LIVES CHANGED
From Humanitarian Values to Human Outcomes
The Campaign for Humanity is rooted in a simple but urgent truth:
when empathy, compassion, and social responsibility are missing from our systems, harm follows — in our schools, our streets, our institutions, and our communities.
The Humanity in Public Health and Safety Act recognizes that teaching and operationalizing brotherly love is not symbolic — it is preventative. It is how we reduce violence before it erupts, address instability before it becomes crisis, and rebuild trust where it has been broken.
But love does not live only in words or intentions.
It must be embedded into the systems that shape everyday life.
When humanitarian values are present and practiced:
People experience greater safety and stability
Communities gain the tools to care for one another
Institutions begin to serve with dignity rather than distance
This is why the Campaign for Humanity focuses on three areas where the presence — or absence — of love is felt most immediately. These are not the mission; they are the measure.
They are the places where empathy becomes action, and where brotherly love becomes visible in the real world.
1. Affordable Housing: Human Dignity as Public Infrastructure
Safe, stable housing is one of the clearest indicators of whether humanitarian values are present in a society. When systems are rooted in empathy, compassion, and shared responsibility, people are protected from displacement, instability, and harm.
The Campaign for Humanity addresses affordable housing not as an economic issue alone, but as a public health and safety imperative — one that reflects how deeply we value human dignity and collective care.
HOUSING
Nearly 1 in 3 U.S. households is cost-burdened by housing.
2. Financial Literacy: Empowerment as Prevention
Financial instability leaves individuals and communities vulnerable to crisis. Teaching financial literacy is not about wealth accumulation — it is about empowerment, resilience, and sustainability.
Through the Campaign for Humanity, participants are equipped with practical financial tools that help sustain community projects, strengthen individual stability, and prevent harm before it begins — aligning education with compassion and long-term responsibility.
3. Small Business Development: Community Resilience Through Shared Responsibility
Small businesses are more than economic engines — they are anchors of trust, opportunity, and connection within communities. When humanitarian values guide systems, local entrepreneurship is encouraged, supported, and protected.
The Campaign for Humanity fosters small business development as a way to strengthen communities from the ground up, ensuring that economic participation reflects service, dignity, and mutual care.
SMALL BUSINESS
Many small businesses struggle to access capital and long-term sustainability tools.
How the Campaign for Humanity Summits Support the Act
- Teaching brotherly love as a skill, not an abstract ideal — through experiential learning, dialogue, and service-centered engagement
- Demonstrating values-based education in action, mirroring the Act’s K–12 and professional training requirements
- Supporting public-facing institutions with trauma-informed, empathy-centered practices aligned with the L.O.V.E. principles
- Generating measurable outcomes tied to public trust, collaboration, stability, and community well-being
“Humanitarian values are not optional. They are essential to public health and safety.”
How Humanity Is Put Into Practice
- Learn how humanitarian values function as preventative public health and safety tools
- Practice empathy-centered dialogue and collaborative problem-solving
- Translate values into sustainable community initiatives
- Build cross-sector relationships that extend beyond the event itself
Now, We Need You!
Attend a Summit – Join your community in building empathetic solutions that work.
Partner with the Campaign – Integrate humanitarian values into education, public service, and community infrastructure.
Support this Work – Invest in preventative public health and safety rooted in love and transformative leadership.
Let’s shift the culture. Let’s shift the vote. Let’s shift the future—together.
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