Compassion in action
Compassion Games invites people and communities to turn care into practical action and become better collaborators.
Our Story & Learning
The September 2026 gatherings asked how human and artificial intelligence could strengthen systems of care. One World Student Bridges carries that learning into a practice of connection, creativity, and mutual mentorship.
Explore the November 20 launchSummit & Learning · September 21, 2026
The AI for Peace Fireside Summit brought the question of intelligence in service to life into focus. One World Student Bridges carries this work forward through the four teams in Ukraine, Gaza, Africa, and the Amazon.
Share the teams’ stories and the possibilities emerging from their work.
Build relationships that bring knowledge, resources, and support where they are needed.
Learn what makes a practical difference for students and communities.
Carry what we learn into the next exchange, sprint, and collaboration.
Archive · September 11–21, 2026
Conversations, practical experiments, and shared reflection brought peacebuilders, communities, and people working with AI together. These original invitations preserve the beginning of that work.
An Indigenous call to the human family
Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr., Chairman of Compassion Games: Survival of the Kindest, calls upon the world’s frontier AI laboratories, their leaders and investors—and all of humanity—to make a defining choice: place our most powerful intelligence in service to life.
The call in six movements
Select any movement to watch it above.
“War solves absolutely nothing. Let us put our most capable intelligence to work for peace.”
— Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr.
The invitation
We invite frontier AI laboratories, technologists, investors, peacemakers, Indigenous leaders, and communities everywhere to place intelligence in service to life.
Our foundations
Compassion Games invites people and communities to turn care into practical action and become better collaborators.
ProSocial World brings practices for working across differences and governing shared resources.
Peacemakers, Indigenous leaders, and affected communities ground the work in lived experience, consent, and meaningful benefit.