The objects of Fix The World (formerly World Transformation Movement) are (a) to advance study of, research into and analysis of the human condition and the evolution, biological development and psychological development of the human race, with the aims of understanding the human condition and ameliorating the human condition and the suffering caused by the human condition; and (b) to advance education, awareness, discussion and debate about the subject of the human condition and the evolution, biological development and psychological development of the human race in and among both the scientific and general communities. During the year, Fix The World developed, published and publicised a broad range of material on the human condition and the resultant challenges confronting humanity, including from the perspectives of people of widely differing ages, cultures and backgrounds. All this material is made freely available in a multitude of formats, and fosters education, interaction and debate, both in person and online, across various social media and other platforms. The nature of our work on the human condition is multi-disciplinary and traverses fields as diverse as biology, anthropology, primatology, philosophy, psychology and psychiatry. In respect of the human condition, Fix The World recognises the synthesis of Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith as set out in his many books on the subject. Over the years, Griffith s work has drawn praise and support from eminent scientists and thought leaders from all around the world including from Australian biologist Professor Charles Birch, American psychologist Professor Scott Churchill, New Zealand biologist Professor John Morton, Hungarian-American psychologist Professor Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Canadian psychiatrist Professor Harry Prosen, British primatologist Professor David Chivers, American ecologist Professor Stuart Hurlbert and many others.