Oneness (non-profit)

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Oneness is a non-profit organization that works to eliminate racism and promote the onesness of humanity through music, the arts and education.

Oneness holds annual Power of Oneness awards, recognizing individuals who have fostered meaningful change in the area of race relations. 2002 winners included Edward James Olmos, Nancy Miller, Nile Rodgers, Jonathan Butler, Leila Steinberg, and Joy Enriquez.^[1] In 2003 winners included Michael Jackson, Ed Begley Jr., The Jim Henson Company, Dr. Joy DeGruy-Leary and Brad Gluckstein for their contributions to Racial Harmony.^[2] The annual Songwriters' Summit for Oneness features the teaming of over 50 producer/songwriters at a one day event to create songs of social justice, racial unity and change.^[3]

[edit] Music

• Oneness: Songs of Hope and Unity

[edit] External Links

Oneness.org

[edit] References

1. ↑ Six Honorees to Be Recognized at a November 3, 2002 Ceremony Los Angeles Business Wire
2. ↑ Michael To Receive Power Of Oneness Lifetime Achievement Award
3. ↑ The 2004 Songwriters’ Summit for Oneness