Shawn Rae, Founder of WBNN, Announces Public Oneness-Centered Initiative for a World Facing Division, Conflict, and Human Suffering

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a groundbreaking initiative launched by Shawn Rae, the founder of World Broadcast News Network, aimed at addressing global division, conflict, and human suffering. The Oneness-centered initiative seeks to foster dialogue, compassion, and support for organizations working to end human slavery and trafficking. Drawing from Shawn Rae's extensive background in law, human rights, public affairs, music, commerce, cross-cultural work, and global forums, the initiative combines public reflection, humanitarian giving, visual storytelling, and music to encourage a deeper understanding of shared humanity. This approach offers a hopeful perspective on world affairs, emphasizing the importance of seeing beyond labels and borders to find common ground. The initiative also features a video titled "Oneness In Action: People Helping People," which highlights the humanitarian response to the devastating earthquake in Pakistan and Kashmir. Additionally, Shawn Rae's music, including the song "If I Ruled The World (SHAWN RAE 'WE' VERSION)," arranged by Charles Calello, supports the Oneness message by directing 100% of the artist's net proceeds to organizations combating human slavery and trafficking. The effort includes a 10% giving model across other products and the Oneness Humanitarian Certificate, which recognizes those who contribute to raising awareness about these issues. Shawn Rae's work, rooted in Oneness, invites reflection on how individuals and communities can respond more humanely to suffering and division. For more information, visit WBNN's website.