Excitement is in the air as we approach the 2013 Living Legends Awards for Service to Humanity. This has become a special time for me as I have come to anticipate and expect breath taking moments on this special night. In recent years some of those moments have included honorees Dennis Banks (American Indian Movement)… [Continue Reading]
Welcome to our new home! We encourage you to visit us often, follow us on Facebook, then get involved. We function with only one purpose that is to build humanity! Author Barbara Hall gives the following directive: “You’re alive. Do something. The directive in life, the moral imperative was so uncomplicated. It could be… [Continue Reading]
Am I My Brothers’ Keeper? The year 2012 began a series that will highlight the struggles of humanity from a gender sensitive perspective. Nowhere was the story of becoming a man in America told more poignantly than at the 2012 Ceremony of the Living Legends Awards for Service to Humanity. Our theme, “Am I my… [Continue Reading]
It is because of the generosity of individuals like you that we are able to exist. Your financial support is vital for the sustaining health of The Human Symphony Foundation. We are aware that there are many things you can chose to support with your finances. There is a deep and authentic feeling of satisfaction… [Continue Reading]
What’s In a Name?
As we launch our new website, we are at the same time introducing The Human Symphony Foundation to the world. We continue to get many positive comments surrounding the name and its deeper meaning. This is not so much a creation as it is an acknowledgment. The Human Symphony is already in existence. It’s a natural occurrence. We are simply articulating its presence and encouraging participation there in.
Just by being born we are a part of this symphony. But it is our individual choice that decides what role we will play. When we acknowledge unity within our diversity, then can the symphony resound with that which builds humanity? We hope that our name bids you welcome. We hope that it comes to represent the best that we, as a global people, have to offer. We hope that we leave our world a better place than when we found it.
