• Sustainable Development Wiki

The Sustainable Development Goals are 180+ environmental and human rights measures that cover just about every world problem you can think of. Join the party to complete them together by 2030!

The buttons below link to the most complete SDG sections on the United States. Links for other countries coming soon!

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Consulting services are through email. It costs 5$ per question. Clarifying questions are free. An individual question is refunded if I can't answer it, or if I already answered in a previous question. Please ask about custom pricing for bulk questions.

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- Sustainable Development Goals
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- How should I solve this?
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- What do I do?
- Where should I go?
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Stop Repeating History

The names/wording of everything here I'm open to changing. This is still a work in progress! The buttons are not clickable, and the pages they click to need some more editing. You can check them out now by poking around the homepage, sdgwiki.carrd.co

Basically right now we are having a lot of historical dynamics repeating themselves in modern day time because people either have not learned from their mistakes or don't want things to change. This is a movement to stop repeating history.

This is what needs to stop repeating. A lot of people and organizations are working on these issues, so the goal is to direct people to those organizations where possible.

The information I know about is going to be compiled in the following:

When the Holocaust happened, they said we must learn history to not repeat it. We did.END GENOCIDE
Every 16 goal

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The civil rights movement happened, but people recreated segregation without signs.END SEGREGATION
- 10.2 Social Justice
- 11.1 Homelessness

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The civil war was won, but without an end to racism, slavery came back.END SLAVERY
- 8.7 Illegal Trafficking / Slavery / Abolition
- 8.8 Legal Trafficking / Slavery

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The AIDs crisis worsened when the government didn't take it seriously. Now we have a new virus.END DEADLY VIRUSES
- 3.3 Covid

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Feminism came strong, and equal rights pissed men off.END PATRIARCHAL CONTROL
- 3.7 Reproductive Healthcare
- 5.6 Reproductive Rights

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Meta Info: Laying the groundwork.ORGANIZE
17.17 OrganizingUnder fascism, when people get stressed they don't seek change, they just fall deeper into fascism. These are resources to help meet people's basic needs.SURVIVAL
- 2.1 End Hunger
- 11.1 Homelessness
- 3.4 Health
- 7.1 Universal Energy
- 6.1 Clean Water
- 6.2 Bathrooms

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All at Once

I'm open to changing the language and strategy.

The goal of this project is to add energy to complete the sustainable development goals.It will be done by creating a complete (or mostly complete) version of the wiki, then creating a global event for feedback, adding, changing, and creating a system to work towards. This single unified plan will include flexibility and be clear in order to prevent the recreation of pre-SDG systems. It will be used as a tangible cause to advocate for on a global level.

Right now, people fight against injustice in individual, specific causes. People have to fight for their rights, rather than rights being granted to everyone.No one is free until we're all free. Guaranteeing rights and freedom for everyone will solve all problems.Globalization has caused violence and other problems to exist on a global scale- and it needs to be stopped on a global scale.The sustainable development goals are a perfect way to solve this. Here are our demands:

We want everyone's basic needs met; safe and accessibile shelter, food, water, bathrooms, healthcare, mental wellbeing and income for all.We want to promote social justice and intersectionality, equity, equality, and an end to discrimination, including systemic, for all people.We want to end industrial complexes and capitalistic exploitation, slavery, and waste of resources. We want workers rights, equitable wealth, and freedom of safe scientific advancement.We want systemic change and quality, accessible education for people of all ages, communities that are safe, city planning that is intentional, accessible public transportation, third spaces and green spaces.We want to end pollution, protect the climate, habitats and creatures above and below water, and build our societies to be in harmony with our environment.We want to end violence and abuse, have healthy justice, accountability and prevention; we want governance that is representative and free access to information.We want the global south to succeed and be free from imperialism and colonialism.We want unity and collaboration to achieve these goals; and for them to be achieved through organization and legislation.

Project Dashboard

This is a list of new organizing efforts! Please contact me if you would like to advertise your efforts on this page!

Leftist Self Organization

Communism for communists!

We need to separate capitalism from activism in the US.Too often, organizing takes the same level of effort and privilege as entrepreneurship. It functions in a similar way as capitalism- there is a hierarchy with concentrated power. Those with privilege and greatest wealth in connections have the most say, and they often don't accept feedback from the community. Those without positionality must work their way up the ladder by volunteering in hierachal organizations, and are at times exploited or may experience minor or major moral injuries from doing work they don't agree with. Organizing becomes as soulsucking as modern day employment.It's important to volunteer where possible. But for important issues like mutual aid or urgent current events, it's common to have to start from scratch. And it can take years to figure out and gain social, resource, and experiential wealth to do that in time.One way to solve this is to democratize efforts. Activist projects are voted on, work is delegated. Instead of one organizer in control of everything, projects are inclusive and morph to the needs of the community.
A democratic vote is one example of a system, but the system could look like anything. What's important is that the process is inclusive and has self-organization.It would be important to create a coalition of leaders and organizers interested in receiving feedback from the community, using their positionality to support others, and have a willingness to change their projects and strategies in order to be more likely to achieve their goal.

It would be great to start simple. A lot of times activists and advocates work on things they have a vision for, but not what people need. The goal if the oink below to to create a space to put forth ideas. They will be voted on by everyone as to which are the most pressing. Then activists and advocates who have time will work on it!

Make a comment on this post here if you're interested in participating.

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Structured Mutual Aid

It is the community's collective responsibility to care for everyone in the community. In the past, this was done by religion. This is an effort to create secular mutual aid, particularly for people in western nations that struggle with individualism and isolation.Events and societal needs are scheduled by calendar on an annual, monthly, weekly, and daily basis.All participation is optional, and all participation is accessible.Values:Prevention * Gratitude * Inclusivity * Fun * Rest * Community * Reliability * Education * Systems-ThinkingGiven that a big value is systems thinking, anything here can be changed to achieve the goals of the community.

ONCE A WEEK:There is a community gathering with multiple meetings, back to back with breaks included.It's important for facilitation and speaker duties to regularly change so there is no single leader, and leadership responsibilities and skills are shared.Meeting 1: Helping people in the community. This is intentionally casual, as a big barrier for people to get help is not meeting requirements. This can be independent co-working or group efforts. One option for individuals is to see what they can help with from the community needs list.Meeting 2: Doing political action. When a group or movement needs the public to do something to support, this is the time to do it.Meeting 1 and 2 are first, so that those who do the work every week and need more time to rest can arrive later and still participate.Information from Meeting 1 and 2 are shared on a community bulletin board or news letter, virtually for accessibility if possible, so that anyone can participate.Meeting 3: Announcements and Recognition. It goes as follows:
Announcements: These are generic community announcements. Anyone can make an announcement. If someone doesn't want to say it themselves, the facilitator can say it.
List of Needs: The list of needs is where people share one thing they need, and one thing they can offer on a gift-basis. Ideally for a large group this is done virtually, and this is just an announcement of what people still need or anonymous requests.
Awards: People get participation awards for being alive. Except they aren't the same, people get them based on milestones, goals, or efforts in life they reach. This is optional and people must give consent. There's big milestones and little milestones but the topic of what the milestone is for is not in a hierarchy of what deserves to be acknowledged more, that could be a separate ceremony. The process for how and what people get acknowledged for would be public, that way people don't feel left out and if they are, there's a way to change it.
Remembrance: This is for honoring people who have suffered or prematurely died, and sharing what accountability measures were taken as a response, and how to maintain those.
5 minute speech: This is on a topic people want the community to know about. The same person can not speak more than once a month. If no one volunteers, then there is a book reading. Book readings are postive or neutral non-fiction on the topic of decolonization or deconstruction from supremacy. It doesn't have to be a book, it can be an article or something.
Gratitude: The facilitator shares one thing they are grateful for from a community perspective, not a personal one. There is a moment of silence for people to think about what they are grateful for, and who/if they would like to share that with.
Donations: This is for community mutual aid.Meeting 4: Having fun and resting.
Food: There is a community meal. The community fridge is restocked, and those in need take food home.
Fun: There are games, singing, dancing, socializing, and quiet activities.

ANNUALLYThese are anual events that require preparation before the event. They are comparable to serious holidays, and the entire day is taken off from other responsibilities to focus on the event. Just because it happens one day doesn't mean it isn't supposed to be worked on the rest of the year- it's simply a special dedication.- Having an emergency preparedness plan and materials that is inclusive of the community, reassessed and tested annually.- Abuse prevention assessments.- Inclusivity and accessibility assessments.- Societal progress assessments, to identify outdated societal norms and progressive alternatives for them.- Sustanance assessments, for stability and security of needs (ex. financial assessment).- Remembrance day is for setting standards and rules. Each rule is associated with people who suffered or passed away. There are millions so each one isn't individually remembered, but they are honored through maintainace of rules.

Attire
People would be required to wear covid cautious items, such as N95 masks and respirators. These would be provided to those who can not afford them. It would be okay for people to not wear them for medical reasons. If there is a pandemic or other health crisis that requires different attire, that is required.

Cult preventionCharacteristics of cults:
1. Charismatic leader with female sidekick.
2. Sacred Assumption- a belief that is used to justify anything and everything
3. Transcendent mission- a goal that is big, vauge, and not attainable within a lifetime
4. Self-sacrifice of members
5. Limits views of outside world
6. Distinguishable vernacular
7. Us versus them mentality
8. Exploits members labor
9. High entrance and exit costs
10. Ends justify the means mentalityPrevention:
1. Leadership changes frequently.
2. Nothing is held sacred. There is no belief or idea that is so important that it can be used to justify anything.
3. SMART GOAL: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-Based
OVERALL GOAL:
Encourage people to end community and political neglect and provide a tangible structure to prevent community and political neglect.
FIRST GOAL:
S. Create a social media awareness campaign comparable to coffee revolution to encourage people to do community and political action once a week.
M. Collaborate with at least 20 content creators for a viral campaign.
A. Create a to-do list of steps for this goal.
R. This is relevant for ending community neglect.
T. This will be done before the tik-tok ban in November.
SECOND GOAL:
S. Create a group that meets regularly to provide structure for completing community and political action once a week.
M. Have at least 1 group that meets weekly online, and one in-person group in half of cities that both have a population of 500,000 and have been identified as areas that struggle with individualism. Provide materials for people anywhere to start their own group, and create special resources for small towns.
A. Create a to-do list of steps for this goal.
R. This is relevant for ending community neglect.
T. The goal is to have the online group up and running this year, resources for groups available by 2028 (some resources will be available before then), and in-person groups in cities will be achieved by 2050, with a map of existing organizations up by 2028.
4. Consent is key. Members are never expected to sacrifice time, morals, personal boundaries, relationships, employment, or money for the sake of the group. Members are never asked to make this group the most important thing in their life. Avoid calling this group "family".
5. Information is never bad
6. For the group, do not create unfamiliar words or use regular words as names. No insider language.
7. There is no competition, there are no teams, there are no good vs. bad people, there are no "conscious" vs. "unconscious" people, no moral superiority, no intellectual ablism, no elitism. There are no judgements against how people do or do not participate. We are all inherently equal.
8. Members choose what to work on. If members choose an activity someone else has created, it's never the same organization, and it's made clear who is benefitting from volunteer work. Community and political action is never more than 16 hours a month. Preparation for meetings or events is considered community action. Tasks that involve many hours must be paid positions.
9. Open to the public, compassionate goodbyes, no shunning.
10. The purpose of this group is to heal communities, and there will never be a situation where harm is justified for an "end". If a project fails, it ultimately does not matter because this group is not required nor the only solution for ending community neglect.Additional:
11. Strong accountability. Measures are taken to prevent all violence, with a focus on CSA.
12. No chanting, initiation rituals, or rituals that use religious language, items, or related things.
13. While arguing, manipulation, and ither toxic behavior is not allowed, gossip is allowed.
14. People can joke that it's a cult. :)
15. Never say that a group can't or is not possible to become a cult.