OneGlobalVoice exists because the free world is under attack — not by open force alone, but by a slow, decades-long infiltration of the institutions that hold democratic societies together. For fifty years, what we call the "red-green alliance" — the convergence of far-left and Islamist extremist movements — has worked its way into school boards, trade unions, municipal councils, provincial legislatures, and federal government. Reversing this requires people of common sense and shared human values willing to step into those same institutions — as trustees, councillors, union members, and public officials — and rebuild them from within.
Join us to save the free world.
OneGlobalVoice is a global collective advocating for the safety, dignity, and civic voice of communities under pressure — including Christian, Jewish, Iranian, Druze, Hindu, and other groups facing shared threats to public safety, governance, and democratic integrity — rooted in Canada and growing worldwide. We began in the aftermath of October 7th, mobilizing community support for the hostages and their families. That effort — sustained by our community members and partner organizations across a period of exceptional difficulty — proved what coordinated, cross-community action can do.
We're now entering a new phase: community security, institutional renewal, and the reinforcement of democratic norms — working locally in Toronto and in coordination with partner organizations across Canada and internationally.
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Think globally. Act locally.
OneGlobalVoice was founded in 2024 by Laurent, in response to the events of October 7th and their aftermath. What began as a single rally in downtown Toronto — drawing thousands, including MPs, MPPs, and city councillors — grew into a sustained, cross-community effort to support hostage families, organize vigils, and give a public voice to those who could not speak for themselves.
Since then, we've organized events across Toronto and beyond: from hostage-family testimonies at synagogues, churches, and community centres, to interfaith gatherings like the March for the Hostages at Old City Hall. Along the way we've partnered with grassroots groups, faith communities, and advocates from Buddhist, Christian, Druze, Hindu, Iranian, Jewish, Sikh, and other backgrounds — united by a shared commitment to peace, justice, and human dignity.
Today, OneGlobalVoice is expanding beyond crisis response into longer-term work: strengthening the civic institutions and community networks that keep our society safe, accountable, and free.