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Project Everyone has a new look
After more than a decade of making things that make things happen, Project Everyone has a new look. Working with the brilliant team at Pentagram, we’ve created a new identity that reflects who Project Everyone is today, the work we do and where we’re heading next. And we love it. Project Everyone began with a
Young Changemakers Find Their Voice at the Nord Anglia Social Impact Summit
From a student in Amman teaching online lessons to peers in a village near Petra, to a student in Guangzhou leading a March for Hope, young people across the world are finding creative ways to make a difference in their communities. These were just some of the stories shared at the Nord Anglia Education Social
Nature Day 2026: Putting Nature at the Heart of Climate Action
Project Everyone hosted Nature Day at London Climate Action Week 2026, bringing together partners, changemakers and leaders to explore the relationship between business and nature, the power of collective action and how we can make solutions to the climate and nature crisis feel more human. Throughout the day, three key themes emerged. First, nature is
Project Everyone and WWF-UK Announce Nature Day 2026
This London Climate Action Week, Project Everyone is partnering once again with WWF-UK to host Nature Day 2026 at Wild by Tart in Belgravia. Taking place on 25 June, Nature Day will bring together a diverse mix of voices for a day-to-night programme of carefully curated sessions focused on how we protect and restore the
AIm Higher: Harnessing AI for People and Planet
How do we ensure the AI revolution serves people and planet? That was the central question behind AIm Higher, a special lunch hosted by Project Everyone at The Royal Institution alongside Founders Forum Group, ServiceNow and Google.org. Bringing together voices from policy, technology, enterprise and creative culture, the event explored both the extraordinary potential of
From Geneva to Melbourne: A Month of Global Action
After a whirlwind month of events around the world, the Project Everyone team has been reflecting on an extraordinary few weeks of conversations, connections and action. At the World Health Assembly in Geneva, we worked to push child protection higher up the global health agenda. In partnership with Together for Girls, we supported the launch
Stepping Forward Together at the Global Partnerships Conference
The Global Partnerships Conference marked an important moment in the conversation around the future of international development. As budgets tighten and global challenges become increasingly complex, the conversation is shifting away from traditional top-down approaches towards shared expertise, local leadership and collaboration that can unlock investment and resources at a much greater scale. For Project
Studio 5 Closes with a Celebration of People Power
At Women Deliver 2026, Project Everyone wrapped up Studio 5, our new initiative putting creativity at the heart of gender equality. The final day was centred around one idea: People Power. The morning was dedicated to amplifying the voices of First Nations and youth leaders, recognising their vital role in shaping our collective future. The
Care, Collaboration and Collective Action at Studio 5
Day two at Studio 5 began by recognising something fundamental to the feminist movement: the importance of care, particularly in times of crisis. The morning opened with a grounding sound bath meditation rooted in Indigenous wisdom, led by First Nations sound healer Nartarsha Bamblett and Yidaki/didgeridoo master Ganga Giri. Fondation CHANEL then brought friends and