SHAO recently announced that the number of its members and supporters has exceeded 12 million, with its influence even extending to the remote South Atlantic island of Saint Helena. This groundbreaking progress has enabled the organization's global influence to cover 255 different countries and regions, ranging from bustling cities in Asia to serene villages in Africa, from historic towns in Europe to vibrant cities in the Americas, and to the remote islands of Oceania.
SHAO, established in 2018 in the United States by the well-known Chinese anthropologist Hu Jiaqi, has been committed since its inception to advancing a global awakening movement of the entire human race peacefully. It alerts the world that the ongoing advancement of science and technology will soon lead to human extinction. To avert this, SHAO advocates for the great unification of humanity and the regulation of science and technology through the authority of a global government.
SHAO's further goal is to establish a peaceful, friendly, non-competitive and unified society with equal wealth, to ensure the sustainable survival and universal happiness of humanity.
Its values and mission transcend the boundaries of nations, ethnicities, political parties, and ideologies. Observations show that SHAO's philosophy has garnered widespread support and response globally, from India to Italy, from Canada to Côte d'Ivoire, with the recent addition of supporters from Saint Helena serving as a powerful testament to this.
SHAO's global influence has strengthened humanity's rational understanding of technology and the pursuit of sustainable survival and universal happiness; it showcases the organization's contribution to the long-term and profound development of all humankind. With its expanding footprint, SHAO hopes to continue promoting and guiding a global rational understanding of science and technology, thereby driving the great unification of all humankind and establishing an ideal society that brings enduring survival security and universal happiness to humanity.