Humanity Project is an organisation that exists to build assembly culture — a new kind of democracy where people come together to listen, speak, and decide on the things that affect them in the places where they live. We believe in taking back power, not through politicians or parties, but by making decisions together, from the ground up.

A Popular Assembly is a gathering where people come together to discuss, decide, and take action on the issues that matter to them. These assemblies are based on the principle that everyone’s voice counts, and where everyone has a right to be listened to. They’re already happening across the UK, and they’re proving that when people join in, real change follows.

Assembly culture is the idea that politics should start with listening. It’s the right to be heard and the responsibility to listen to others. It’s completely legit, where an assembly is just a way of gathering in a local place to make decisions that can be put into action, instead of waiting for politicians to do it for us. It’s about building democracy that works for everyone, where we live.

It already is. People across the UK are using assembly culture to solve real problems, from housing issues to flooding. And the more of us who take part, the stronger we become.

There are lots of ways. You can join a Popular Assembly near you, start one in your street, club, or neighbourhood, or help spread the word. The first step is simple: show up, listen, and take part.

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No. Humanity Project isn’t about parties, elections, or politicians. It’s about us, people. Our goal is to build a new kind of democracy — one that works for us, not just for those at the top.

Yes! Humanity Project is for everyone. No matter your background, beliefs, or experiences, if you want to be part of something bigger that listens and acts together, there’s a place for you.