From Loneliness to Oneliness:

Toward a world where connection, relationships, and care lie at the heart of our lives, communities, and societies.

*Oneliness, a historical term that existed before ‘loneliness’ emerged in the 1800

A quarter* of the global population feels deeply lonely, with young people feeling their weight more than ever.

But loneliness isn’t just a personal experience—it’s an issue woven into the fabric of our modern, hyper-individualized societies: superficial apps, artificial intimacy, declining trust, fragmented cities, the rise of populism, and economic systems that prioritize independence over interdependence.

Yet within loneliness lies a soft power—a chance to reimagine how we connect with ourselves, each other, and the world.

Through The Oneliness Project, I write, hold space, and weave personal and collective experiences into something we can see, feel, and carry forward. It’s a journey where connection and community become a way of life.

*The Global Sate of Social Connections

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