Story - The World Kindness Movement (WKM)
The formation of the Movement was crystallized at a conference in Tokyo in 1997 when Japan brought together like-minded kindness organizations from around the world. The WKM was later launched in Singapore on 18 November 2000 at the 3rd WKM Conference.
In 2019 it was registered as an NGO under the Swiss law.
Others Milestones
Sept. 20, 1997: Declaration to establish The World Kindness Movement in Tokyo, Japan.
Nov. 13 1998: Launch of the World Kindness Day
2008 Italia, Parma Chaired 2nd International Council Meeting
2010 Australia Sydney Hosted 6th General Assembly
2012 UK London 8th General Assembly Torch passes from Singapore to Australia
2013 China Hong Kong Chaired 3rd International Council Meeting
2013 China Hong Kong Launch World Kindness China
2014 Australia Sydney Hosted & Chaired 8th General Assembly
2015 France Paris Launch of World Kindness France
2015 France Avignon Chaired 8th International Council Meeting
2016 Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Hosted & Chaired 20th International Council Meeting
2017 Korea Seoul 9th General Assembly 20th Anniversary
2017 Australia Gold Coast Present City with Official Listing as a World Kindness City
2018: Launch of World Kindness USA
2019 WKM is registered under Swiss law and becomes a legal entity
2019 Switzerland Lugano 10th General Assembly
2019 USA City of Salisbury, MD Present City with Official Listing as a World Kindness City
Mission
Founding Fathers 1997
Declaration of Support for a Kinder World
World Kindness Day November 13th
The mission of the World Kindness Movement (WKM) is to inspire individuals and connect nations to create a kinder world. The WKM encourages and supports individuals, communities, cities and nations to establish independent kindness organisations to join the World Kindness Movement to see a kinder world realised in our lifetime.
The objectives of the Movement are:
To raise awareness of the World Kindness Movement
To share ideas and experiences of kindness programs in different countries; and
To increase international membership and to provide opportunities for members to network and collaborate among themselves.
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