Humanity Summit 2027 · California · November 2027

The Alliance / Shared commitments

Shared commitments.
Clear responsibilities.

The Humanity Pact is the Alliance’s framework for action. Six pillars guide public policy, institutional commitments and community priorities.

Participants beside the Humanity Pact and G20 Social displays.

Current documents

The Pact and the Index.

Read the latest available framework documents, with their edition dates and original files.

Purpose

Values that guide decisions.

Co-created by 110 contributors from 45 countries, the Pact sets a shared direction for dignity, justice and human flourishing.

Use it to define priorities, assign responsibility and ask who benefits.

02 / Six connected pillars

Six priorities.
Clear intentions.

Each pillar defines an intention. Together, they guide decisions that improve people’s lives.

Justice

Protect rights. Require accountability.

Protect rights, confront discrimination and make institutions answerable for harm.

Futurism

Keep people in control.

Guide AI, science and emerging technology with human agency and future generations in mind.

Culture

Protect heritage. Share narrative power.

Protect cultural heritage and give diverse communities the power to shape their own narratives.

Hope

Turn possibility into agency.

Expand people’s ability to influence decisions and build a better future.

Economic Justice

Make prosperity shared.

Advance decent work, fair access to resources and investment that repairs inequality.

Well-being

Secure the conditions for life.

Improve access to health, care, education, housing and a healthy environment.

Cross-cutting commitments

The tests applied across every pillar.

TransparencyIntersectionalityDisability inclusionIndigenous knowledgeMigrants’ rightsClimate reparationsEpistemic pluralismIntergenerational equityPrivate-sector accountabilitySouth–South cooperation

03 / From principle to action

Make the commitment specific.

Name the action, the people responsible and how progress will be reviewed.

Public policy

Use the pillars as a decision screen

Assess who benefits, who bears the costs and whose rights are protected.

Institutions

Translate values into commitments

Name an owner, a target, a timeline and a review process.

Communities

Start with lived knowledge

Define the problem and the response with affected communities.

Accountability

Connect commitments to evidence

Publish evidence and gaps. The developing Index offers a framework for measurement.

Measure what changes lives.

The Humanity Index is the Alliance’s developing measurement framework: people, well-being and environment, viewed through hope and agency.

Public demo · Illustrative data · Methodology in development.

People

Rights, participation, representation, access, safety and statistical visibility.

Well-being

Health, learning, care, income security, housing, trust and social connection.

Environment

Climate, biodiversity, pollution, resilience and the quality of lived places.

Hope & Agency

Possibility, influence, trust in change and the freedom to shape one’s life.

Turn the Pact into practice

Bring a policy challenge, a community perspective or a pilot opportunity.