The Millennium Alliance for
Humanity & the Biosphere

Responding to the human predicament.

Empowering Voices

We believe all citizens of the world
should have the opportunity and
empowerment to engage with the
pressing challenges our society faces.

Engaging Leaders

We welcome all of progressive civil society
into the conversation on the
human predicament – seeking to unite
under-represented voices with
established experts and leaders in the field.

Fighting for Biodiversity & Humanity

The MAHB is a grassroots effort providing a central meeting place for individuals and groups concerned about the greatest challenges
of our times; loss of biodiversity, climate change, overpopulation,
global toxification and an economic system dependent on growth.

Equity & Justice

The MAHB believes that promoting
equity and justice in our world is
fundamental to solving the human predicament.

An initiative of Stanford University, bringing the best science to civil society.

The Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere (MAHB, pronounced “mob”) is a meeting place for global civil society — citizens concerned with the interconnections among the greatest threats to human well-being: this is the human predicament.

The MAHB provides information about this global challenge, solicits new voices, offers opportunities for members to form working groups and discussion fora, and interact with a diverse community committed to ameliorating the threats to humanity.

Responding to the human predicament.

An initiative of Stanford University, bringing the best science to civil society.

The Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere (MAHB, pronounced “mob”) is a meeting place for global civil society — those concerned with the interconnections among the greatest threats to human well-being: this is the human predicament.

The MAHB provides information about this global challenge, solicits new voices, and offers opportunities for members to build working groups, discussion fora, and meet a diverse community committed to ameliorating the threats to humanity.

Announcements

Webinar: Raj Patel-The World That Food Made

Please join Raj Patel in discussing The World That Food Made Wednesday, October 21, 9:00 -10:00 AM PT Click here to RSVP and receive a zoom link Raj Patel is an award-winning author, film-maker and academic. In addition to numerous scholarly publications in economics, philosophy, politics and public health journals, he regularly writes for The Guardian, and has contributed to the Financial Times, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Times of India, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Mail on Sunday, and The

Webinar: Raj Patel-The World That Food Made

Resilience Roundtable, The Human Predicament in 2020: Interacting Global Crises and the New Normal

Resilience Roundtable The Human Predicament in 2020: Interacting Global Crises and the New Normal October 23, 2020, 9-10:30 am (PT) Register here This year we have all witnessed how major global stressors—from climate change and income inequality to pandemics and autocracy—can impact each other and cause massive, cascading changes in our world. At the same time, other factors including pollution, artificial intelligence, population growth, and social media seem unstoppable forces that escalate other risks. We know that regional