Listening Circles
Define the question with the people affected.
The Alliance / Research & policy
The Humanity Pact Think Tank is the Alliance’s research and policy arm. It turns community knowledge and evidence into practical proposals.


Purpose
We bring communities, researchers and institutions together to address the Pact’s six priorities.
Our outputs: policy papers, decision tools and proposals for practical pilots.
02 / Working model
Four steps from a community question to a testable proposal.
Define the question with the people affected.
Combine community knowledge with research and data.
Develop practical policy options and decision tools.
Bring partners together to test and evaluate proposals.
Research priorities
Research follows the Pact’s intentions and connects them where challenges overlap.
Protect rights, confront discrimination and make institutions answerable for harm.
Guide AI, science and emerging technology with human agency and future generations in mind.
Protect cultural heritage and give diverse communities the power to shape their own narratives.
Expand people’s ability to influence decisions and build a better future.
Advance decent work, fair access to resources and investment that repairs inequality.
Improve access to health, care, education, housing and a healthy environment.
04 / Selected work
Explore contributions prepared for the G20 South Africa 2025 cycle.
People, well-being, environment, hope and agency as a connected public-value framework.
Read the abstractHope as the capacity to imagine and influence a better future — and a legitimate policy outcome.
Read the abstractAI and data governance that protects communities, democracy and epistemic diversity.
Read the abstractHumanity Bonds and Justice Credits as instruments for prevention, repair and measurable change.
Read the abstractCollaborate with the Think Tank