We are a Humanitarian Society committed to a Renaissance of the Human Spirit, and renewal of a higher ethics and selflessness: Reverence for Life, human, animal, and nature.
Stephen Charles Monahan, Founder Executive Director
Human responsibility, ethical leadership, and spiritual guidance must be paramount in shaping Humanities future with AI. AI can be an incredibly powerful tool but only if it is ultimately a creation of humanity.
The ethical foundations and values embedded in AI systems must reflect those of their human creators and users.The true AI challenge and opportunity lie in how we as humans choose to develop, deploy, and interact with these technologies.
There must be an "ethical heart and Divine soul" imbedded in AI to lead humanity forward and resonate deeply within the core principles of ethical AI leadership.
AI governance requires not just technical expertise, but also moral wisdom, empathy, and a sense of responsibility for the greater good.Moving forward, it will be crucial for leaders and individuals alike to: Cultivate ethical awareness and spiritual grounding to inform AI-related decisions.
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Stephen Monahan.Executive Director
Preventing Trade Wars and Building Global Peace
AUTHOR AHIMSA HUMANITARIAN SOCIETY.
In a world teetering on the brink of chaos, could the unification of the Americas be our beacon of hope? Imagine a future where trade wars are relics of the past, and global peace is more than just a lofty ideal. This is the vision of the United Continents of America (UCA) project, a bold initiative that seeks to transform our complex, exponentially changing world.
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In a world torn by division, strife, and conflict, there emerges a vision of unity that transcends borders, cultures, and creeds. Imagine a world where humanity stands united under the banner of love, compassion, and shared purpose. This is not a utopian dream, but a tangible possibility—One World Under God.
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Jimmy Carter A Beacon of Humanitarian Service
Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, left an indelible mark on the world not just through his presidency, but through his unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes throughout his long and impactful life. Carter, who passed away on December 29, 2024, at the age of 100, exemplified the true spirit of humanitarianism, dedicating decades to improving the lives of people around the globe.
The Carter Center: A Legacy of Hope
In 1982, Carter and his wife Rosalynn founded the Carter Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing human rights and alleviating suffering. Through this initiative, Carter worked tirelessly to promote democracy, resolve conflicts, and improve global health.
One of the Center's most remarkable achievements was its role in nearly eradicating Guinea worm disease, a debilitating parasitic infection that once affected millions.
Championing Peace and Democracy
Carter's humanitarian efforts extended far beyond his presidency. He became a respected diplomat, negotiating peace in various international conflicts and observing elections in countries with histories of voting fraud. His dedication to peaceful conflict resolution and human rights advocacy earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 20028.
Habitat for Humanity: Building Homes and Hope
Perhaps one of Carter's most visible humanitarian efforts was his work with Habitat for Humanity. For over three decades, the Carters led the Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project, an annual event where they worked alongside volunteers to build homes for those in need.
Their hands-on involvement inspired countless others to join the cause, demonstrating that even former world leaders could engage in grassroots community service.
A Life of Service and Compassion
Carter's humanitarian spirit was evident in every aspect of his life. He taught Sunday School well into his 90s, sharing his faith and wisdom with his local community1. His commitment to service was unwavering, even in the face of personal health challenges. At 95, just a day after suffering a fall, Carter traveled to Tennessee to volunteer for Habitat for Humanity.
Inspiring Future Generations
Carter's life serves as a powerful example of how one person can make a significant difference in the world. His dedication to peace, human rights, and social development has inspired countless individuals and organizations to take up the mantle of humanitarian work.
The Carter Legacy
The impact of Jimmy Carter's humanitarian work is immeasurable. From negotiating peace deals to building homes, from fighting disease to championing human rights, Carter demonstrated that a life dedicated to serving others is a life well-lived.
His efforts have transformed the lives of millions, particularly in the poorest and most forgotten communities around the world.As we reflect on Carter's legacy, we are reminded of his own words:
"I have one life and one chance to make it count for something... My faith demands that I do whatever I can, wherever I am, whenever I can, for as long as I can with whatever I have to try to make a difference". Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter lived these words to their fullest, leaving behind a legacy of compassion, service, and hope that will continue to inspire generations to come.
The Ahimsa Humanitarian Society in honoring Jimmy Carter, we celebrate not just a former president, but a true humanitarian who dedicated his life to making the world a better place for all.
His example challenges each of us to look beyond ourselves, to notice the needs around us, and to act with kindness and determination to create positive change in our communities and the world at large.
Ahimsa Humanitarian Society
Stephen Monahan,
Executive Director
2021 PRE TEDx EVENT
NEUROSCIENTIST JILL BOLTE TAYLOR
The Story of Dr Michael Good and the Homeless Pet Club. This is a Virtual TEDx TALK in 2020. Due to the 2019-2020 Global Covid outbreak this was the first time ever TED TALKS were presented Virtually.
Why Dogs Make us Better. Iris is a volunteer for Green Pets America. This is a TEDx Talk Iris Grimm presented at Stephen Monahan's TEDx Production in Atlanta in 2024.