Famous Figures

Her drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, designed as a framework for community at the global scale, and her domestic work building coalitions across racial and class lines, reflect a Community orientation applied to both national and international politics.

His transformation of Burkina Faso through mass literacy campaigns, collective infrastructure construction, and community health programmes, designed to build a national community capable of collective self-determination, reflects a Community orientation applied to development politics.

Her rebuilding of Cherokee Nation infrastructure and community institutions as principal chief, prioritising communal wellbeing over individual advancement, reflects a Community orientation applied to indigenous governance.

His tenant organizing before entering elected office, his conception of political representation as a form of community accountability, and his policy focus on housing affordability as a collective rather than individual problem, reflect a Community orientation applied to urban democratic politics.

Her response to the Christchurch mosque shootings, which centred community grief and collective care before legislative action, and her wellbeing budget framing of national success through citizen welfare rather than GDP, reflect a Community orientation applied to national leadership.