We all live under the same sky. But we have found infinite ways to divide the earth beneath it.

For far too long, humanity has focused on what divides us. But what would our lives look like if we celebrated the things that tie us together?

Volume #6 of The Compassiviste Anthology is an exploration of what "humanity" means to each of us. Through poetry, essays, short stories and artwork, creatives from around the globe reflect on love and loss, compassion and conflict, moments of brightest joy and deepest despair. Above all, they commemorate and celebrate all the things that make us, as humans, one.

All proceeds from the sale of this book fund Compassiviste Foundation's work to create a more equitable and sustainable future for all of Earth's inhabitants.

Features work by Philip Omondi Adika, Ahmed Al-Mulla, B the Poet, Mark Blickley, Musoni Kudakwashe Brendon, Kazimierz Burnat, Toby Campion, Grace Cavalieri, Henry Crawford, Krzyztof Dabrowski, Johnnie Dalton, Charles Darnell, Christine De Luca, Germain Droogenbroodt, Sue Hardy-Dawson, Mark Heathcote, John Hegley, Rebecca Miles Henson, Ali Horriyat, Colin Lakin, Brian Manyati, Paul Matthews, Elizabeth McBride, Kim B Miller, Shalom Rumbidzai Mugodhi, Francis H Powell, Monica Shah, Marianne Sundquist, Monique Tell, JH Tomen, Crystal Turner-Brightman, Josiane Vincent, Summer Waibel, Chris White, Allison Whittenberg, Amy Young, Bernard Young and Neal Zetter.