Global Transformation Foundation
​WE THINK GLOBAL
ABOUT US
Some of us find other family members in the ocean that help us transform.
some times we find ourselves better by knowing how to relate to nature and to know where we belong and how we relate ourselves to it.
We often think that we speak and listen with words. In fact we speak and listen a lot more with our body. There are different ways to learn about our body and what we use it to transform ourselves and others. When we have a healthy relationship with the planet, we have healthy relationships with all others.
Some of us find other family members in the ocean that help us transform.
Global Transformation Foundation will team up with revolutionary policy makers, conscious capitalists, goal oriented philanthropists, philanthrocapitalists, innovative technology developers, social enthusiasts, and wide range experienced sponsors ,with hands-on experienceed networkers / collaboraters to redefine "the possible" and to adventure the unexplored extent of non-religious based transformations that encourage transformations unseen and much needed.
We are in the process of placing the organization in a EO(Exempt Organization, NPO) category in US territory. In 2017, Global Transformation Foundation will move its headquarter to Monaco to maximize its capacity while maintaining all or most offices and functions in USA.
How We got Started
Global Transformation Foundation was originally co-founded by an Irish-Persian-Japanese PhD in Womens Studies, Rock / Opera Singer / Composer active mainly in San Francisco City and also by an Ainu-Japanese Sustainable Village Developer, a Rescue Specialist for human trafficked persons, consultant and formerly an IT lobbyist mainly working out of Hawai'i and Burlingame. We are assessing a third Co-Founder who is from Utah, a start-up expert newly arrived to San Francisco.
Our Aim
Global Transformation Foundation aims to unite philanthropists and social engineers / capitalists with pioneering individuals and organizations that have or in the process of experiencing a transformation that are often referred in modern context as "impossible". We do recognize religious powers to transformation but this foundation caters for those methods that are not religious in nature. There are underfunded transformations. We are here to explore its potentials and to place it into public view, analysis, assessment and re-application.