What is Human Currency?

Human Currency is a conceptual framework that assigns value to human interactions, relationships, and contributions in a way that transcends traditional monetary systems. It encompasses the idea that the quality of our interactions, empathy, kindness, and social bonds are invaluable assets that enrich our lives and communities. Human Currency highlights the importance of recognizing and investing in the social fabric that connects individuals, emphasizing the significance of emotional and social well-being in building a more compassionate and connected society.

Our Economic System Doesn’t Work for Most People

Could There Be a Missing Measurement?

A Human Renewable Energy Measurement (HREM) is what we think is missing from our World economies. We have no way of measuring our work energies(physical or mental). We cannot represent our value accurately in the economy. As a result there is no way to guarantee our quality of life. We believe all people should have food, shelter, education and healthcare throughout their lives.

Learn More About Renew the Earth

Renew the Earth is a New York-based 501c3 organized exclusively for educational and scientific purposes. Specifically, we wish to introduce Energy Currency, a parallel currency that runs alongside existing currencies and provides all basic Human needs Worldwide.

The Importance of Human Currency

The importance of Human Currency lies in its ability to redefine the way we measure value in society. In a world often driven by financial metrics, Human Currency places significance on qualities like empathy, compassion, and meaningful relationships. By acknowledging the value of these intangible assets, it promotes a more compassionate and interconnected society. Recognizing and fostering human connections and emotional well-being can lead to healthier communities, increased social cohesion, and a deeper sense of fulfillment and purpose for individuals. Ultimately, Human Currency serves as a reminder that our collective well-being depends not only on economic prosperity but also on the strength of our human connections and the kindness we extend to one another.