United Earth
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
These answers reflect our current public position for organizations, supporters, and visitors who want to understand what United Earth is and how we work together.
United Earth is an emerging international civic movement focused on promoting global cooperation, peace, and shared responsibility.
We are a growing network of volunteers, activists, creatives, and researchers from different regions.
Not yet. Our structure is currently informal and community-driven while we explore the best legal framework for long-term work.
We use a collaborative model. Decisions are made through consensus discussions rather than strict hierarchy.
Important decisions are discussed openly within our working groups before reaching consensus.
We will begin releasing public updates, project summaries, and campaign reports in 2026.
A global movement coordinated through decentralized working groups and local chapters.
We collaborate informally with individuals from academic, activist, and policy backgrounds.
We are non-partisan but grounded in values of equality, human rights, and international solidarity.
We support social justice and global equity but do not align with any specific party or ideology.
We advocate for strengthening international cooperation and modernizing global governance to meet 21st-century challenges.
Our aim is to explore models that improve fairness, accountability, and global collaboration.
We are bold in vision but practical in execution.
Yes. Public outreach, alliance building, Earth Day mobilization, and a 2026 vision document.
Both. We collaborate with civil society networks while promoting institutional reform.
Public outreach, educational materials, online campaigns, and coordinated visibility actions.
A mix of both.
We welcome both. Some groups may join only for Earth Day; others for longer projects.
Shared visibility, mutual amplification, and collaborative action planning.
Awareness campaigns, educational work, and global messaging.
Yes, a diverse coalition where each group keeps its identity.
Our first focus is public consciousness and civic engagement; long-term influence may grow naturally.
Yes. We avoid sensitive data and prioritize digital security.
We maintain low-risk public engagement; no activities that endanger participants.
Yes. Anonymity is respected and widely used.
Yes. We use encrypted email.
No.
Yes. They are being formalized into a public document.
We coordinate messaging to avoid unnecessary risks.
Anyone who supports global cooperation and equality.
We prioritize marginalized voices, youth, queer activists, feminist perspectives, and Global South representation.
Absolutely.
Yes.
We are expanding multilingual materials.
We collaborate transparently, avoid controversial affiliations, do not partner with political parties, and aim for mutual support without restricting autonomy.
Our Earth Day timeline will be shared publicly. Collaboration includes synchronized actions, shared messaging, and coordinated digital events. We prefer co-branded or parallel actions based on each group’s preference.
We are currently volunteer-led and not funded by any institution.
We may accept small donations in the future with full transparency. Merch revenue supports outreach and educational work.
No. We support human rights, peace, and justice. Messaging is carefully crafted to avoid misrepresentation and right-wing misuse.
After Earth Day, we will continue building alliances, producing educational materials, releasing a 2026 roadmap, and expanding our global network.