Published Apr 20, 2015
World Unity Inc. sponsored a national songwriting contest inviting singer songwriters across the nation to turn the Sun poem into a song. The winning song, "We All See the Stars," by John Ciambriello, was performed at the 30th
Anniversary of the African Children's Choir sung by the choir, the students at Plymouth public Schools and South Shore Conservatory in April 2015. Five months later song was performed
at the United Nations, September 26, 2015. Now it has inspired the program, “Singing Equality across America and around the World.” More than 62 school districts across the nation have signed on to share the song with their teachers.
Call to Action –
“Singing Equality across America and around the World,” is an ongoing initiative. Please help us plant this song of equality in America and the world. Share it with your community and please consider making a donation.
We All See The Stars - Written by John Ciambriello - 2014
We All See The Stars - Written by John Ciambriello - 2014
Published 2016
We all See the Stars continues to inspire schools across the nation – Performance by Highland Goffes Fall School in New Hampshire. Be wowed by 429 children singing the song in sign language!
In 2016 Barbara Schwalbe a music teacher from the Highland Goffes Falls School in Merrimack New Hampshire was inspired to teach the entire school of 429 children the song and have them even perform it in sign language! This video has inspired other schools to teach their students and organizations to share it on their Facebook page! One school in New Haven Connecticut will have 1,000 children performing the song in a spring concert in May!
Call to Action
– “Singing Equality across America and around the World,” is an ongoing initiative. Please help us plant this song of equality in America and the world. Share it with your community and please consider making a donation.
We All See The Stars - The Sun Poem by Sara Ting inspired the song- Written by John Ciambriello - 2014
In 2016 Barbara Schwalbe a music teacher from the Highland Goffes Falls School in Merrimack New Hampshire was inspired to teach the entire school of 429 children the song and have them even perform it in sign language! This video has inspired other schools to teach their students and organizations to share it on their Facebook page! One school in New Haven Connecticut will have 1,000 children performing the song in a spring concert in May!
We All See The Stars - The Sun Poem by Sara Ting inspired the song- Written by John Ciambriello - 2014
Published 2016
World Unity, Inc.’s PSA campaign for TV and radio is on-going We have a message that’s timeless and universal. It helps us see our common humanity – we are all human beings first.
We continue to share our message with media outlets, and organizations through social media!
Call to Action
– Please plant this message in your organization and community and help create a nation and world that values all people. Please consider making a donation.
PSA Campaign for TV and Radio - Broadcasting began - August 2016
PSA Campaign for TV and Radio - Broadcasting began - August 2016
Published 2016
We all see the Stars by John Ciambriello inspired the creation of, “Dance in the Light,” by Shauna Daddabbo. She’s the founder of DivasMentoringdivas and performed the dance for the first
time at World Unity Inc.’s 21st Annual Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Gala.
Dance in the Light
Performance fall 2017
Performance fall 2017
Published 2016
Ken Barasa on Sara Ting's The sun Poem as done in Kenya, Africa. We’ve inspired a young man from Nairobi Kenya who is sharing our poem in
Nairobi Kenya and has a dream to share it with the continent of Africa. Click on the picture above to see the video. The video is less than 3 minutes long.
World Unity Inc. is no longer considering Children’s Wharf Park as a site for the World Unity Landmark. We have found a home at Union Point, Smart City.
The Sun Poem as done in Kenya, Africa. -
Performance August 2011