JMCA stands for World Day of African and Afro-descendant Culture. This international day was adopted by UNESCO during its 40th General Conference, following an initiative of the Republic of Togo and the African Network of Cultural Promoters and Entrepreneurs…

The garden had a name for every breeze, but none for the ache that lived behind Eve’s ribs when the light turned gold. Adam knew the taste of her shoulder blades (salt and crushed fig) and the way her laughter fluttered against his throat like a trapped moth. They had never needed words for more…

The Marine Foundation and I maintain no affiliation with any religious, political, or ideological group. The viewpoints expressed are shared solely in the spirit of truth and for the well-being of humanity. I personally rely on the guidance of my heart and the presence of God, sharing only…

Last night—well, figuratively speaking—bombs stopped falling over Gaza, hostages stepped back into daylight, and the world exhaled. Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, even Hamas shook hands with Israel while President Trump’s team kept the line open, translators whispering shalom and salaam in…

The Significance of Marine Foundation Israel: A Beacon of Peace for the World. The Marine Foundation, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, stands as a symbol of global unity, innovation, and humanitarian development. Its creation is rooted in the belief that education, culture, and compassion…

The page at marinef.org/u5o is a dedicated section for the “United 5 Oceans” (U5O) initiative under the Marine Foundation, an organization with a grand, utopian vision for global unity and progress. From what we can gather, it’s not just a static site but a manifesto-like outline for a supranational…

The ACAM (All Children Are Mine) movement, created by Tomeo Motto under the Marine Foundation, is a global paradigm shift centered on the idea that all humanity should unite through the shared responsibility for the fragile lives of children. By encouraging adults everywhere to see themselves…