https://fourworldsfoundation.org/ We are very grateful to our Beloved Creator that our Four Worlds Foundation (FWF) has reopened at the City of Knowlege, former Panama Canal Zone, Panama City, Panama.
The Four Worlds Foundation (FWF) was co-founded by my brother, Dr. Gregory H. Jackson, and myself as a Panama Private Interest Foundation in 2009. We then applied for the association as a member of the City of Knowledge (CDS) (Ciudad del Saber).
FWF honors and remains indebted to Senor Dr. Juan David Morgan and his sister Ambassador Mary Morgan, as well as the law firm of Morgan and Morgan and MMG Bank for their active sponsorship of our mentorship and CDS status. Senor Morgan was one of the visionary founders of the City of Knowledge and served on the City of Knowledge Foundation Board of Trustees for many years.
We also extend our heartfelt thanks to Brother Dan Jian, Hakka Nation, Tonja Pearl Praise Gottschalk, and Tonska Michael Proper for their support in the early days of manifesting the Four Worlds Foundation. As well as our FWF Executive Director, Olo Villalez, who led the work of FWF.
I also want to thank my son, Tiger, and my beloved wife for supporting our work without fail, even though I often had to travel away from home.
At its incorporation, the Four Worlds Foundation was the only Indigenous-led and serving organization among the over 200 NGOs, United Nations agencies, educational Institutions, and businesses operating at the City of Knowledge.
The City of Knowledge campus is strategically located across from the Panama Canal. With 120 hectares and over two hundred buildings of what was once the Clayton military base, It is now home to a booming international community established for business, academic, scientific, and human collaboration.
CDS's primary purpose and objective is advancing human and sustainable development based on knowledge. CDS provides a uniquely collaborative management platform that focuses on boosting the innovative and competitive capacities of the users who share the Campus.
This platform allows for an unusual concentration of innovative firms and international organizations focused on developing academic and research institutions, resulting in a lively and successfully collaborative community.
For FWF, locating in the City of Knowledge was the right place to conduct many of our networking outreach activities, workshops, and educational and training programs focused on the Indigenous Comarcas throughout Panama and Central America.
From 2013 to 2017, FWF rapidly expanded its program services, funding, and outreach to support Panama's Indigenous women, youth, and families. Major gatherings and summits were also sponsored to engage other Indigenous elders, leaders, and representatives from Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia. The Foundation also was active in global environmental preservation and sustainability forums.
After several years of inactivity, the FWF is once again back at the CDS actualizing its timely mission, purposes, and objectives under the programmatic umbrella concepts of:
(1) The Union of the Condor, Hummingbird, Quetzal, and Eagle (UCQE) across the Americas and beyond via The Fourth Way.
(2) IndigeNet© – establishing a broad decentralized digital network utilizing emerging technologies and open-source systems to propel dynamic social and educational exchanges for economic advancement at a lower distributed cost for Indigenous communities. No one but the People will own this network.
Panama was also chosen based on a Sacred Prophecy shared more than 100 years ago that said, in essence, that all countries in the Americas are essential in the unfolding of the Sacred Prophecies and the realization of a new, global civilization based on justice, "but especially the Republic of Panama, wherein the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans come together through the Panama Canal. Therefore, it is a center for travel and passage from the Americas to other continents, and in the future, it will gain most great importance!"