Develop a Knowledge Domain
Support or co-develop a new Knowledge Engine domain, research layer or educational experience.
Why Partnership Matters
The defining challenges of our time cannot be addressed by one institution, discipline or culture.
The World Humanism Forum works with organisations that share a commitment to rigorous knowledge, human dignity, cultural plurality and long term public value.
Ways to Partner
Support Understanding Religions
Contribute research, expertise, technology or funding to the first public implementation of the Knowledge Engine.
Expand Educational Access
Bring interdisciplinary learning tools to schools, universities, educators and wider publics.
Host a Global Dialogue
Convene a forum, roundtable, civilizational encounter or leadership dialogue around a shared question.
Co-design an Institutional Pilot
Apply complexity thinking, cross cultural understanding or new educational methods within an organisation.
Contribute Research or Expertise
Join a scholarly, educational, cultural or technical collaboration.
Support the Forum
Provide philanthropic, institutional or technological support for the Forum's independent mission.
Who We Work With
We welcome conversations with foundations, universities, schools, museums, research centres, public institutions, international organisations, responsible businesses, technology partners, media organisations and philanthropic leaders.
A partnership begins with alignment of purpose, not with a predefined package.
How a Partnership Begins
We first clarify the shared objective, the contribution each party can make and the public value the collaboration should create.
We then define scope, responsibilities, attribution, resources and expected outcomes. Where appropriate, the work begins with a pilot and a clear learning and evaluation process.
Current Partner
Horizon Strategies supports the strategic development of the World Humanism Forum.
Visit Horizon StrategiesStart a Conversation
Tell us what you are trying to understand, build or transform. We will identify whether the Forum's knowledge, network or programmes can make a meaningful contribution.