About

Who Are We?

My name is Brian Corvin. I was born in Dublin, Ireland but consider myself a world citizen. I wrote the poem, The Unity Project, about the next step in our evolutionary development, to give voice to my beliefs and hopes for a better world. Now, I have set up this website to help turn its aspirations into realities and bring its vision to life. I believe that the project can, in time, develop and morph into a people’s power movement, which can and will work for real and fundamental change on three levels: the individual, the communal and the global.

How Can You Reach Us?

You can do this by contacting us directly through this website. We would like to consider that it can develop as an intimately, interactive website. We will do what we can to give you our personal attention as quickly as possible.

You can buy The Unity Project poetry book here, online, at a cost of €10 including postage as an opening offer. Also through our publisher's website – The Manuscript Publisher. The book will give you a somewhat clearer and more detailed picture of what we intend to do and hope to achieve.

What do we intend to do?

The Unity Project has started up in the simplest and most manageable way, as a personal project. In the short term, I intend to do a series of poetry readings around Ireland, to familiarise myself with performance work and personally explain what the project intends to do and hopes to achieve in the short, medium and long term. I would also like to sell some books and raise funds for the work, and enlist as much support as possible. There will be an official launch of the book in October 2016, at a location to be announced closer to the date.

The Blog

The site will offer a forum for information and discussion. We intend to report on developments and progress on a regular basis. Here, we will answer any questions of general interest or concern. This is an opportunity to let people know what is happening, to obtain feedback and to facilitate those who want to get involved in what should prove to be a stimulating and engaging social experiment. If you feel you can support the ideals and objectives of the process, I hope you will join us.