A Global Moment to Make Love Visible

About World Love Week

World Love Week is a global movement to make love visible again — through simple, human actions shared publicly, worldwide.

Not as a hashtag. Not as a trend. As a practice.

Held annually the week before Valentines (this year February 8-15), World Love Week is not a conference you attend, a summit you watch, or a campaign you share.

It’s a participatory global moment — where people across countries, cultures, and beliefs take one simple stand:

“I choose love. Publicly. Visibly. Now.”

This is the Founding Year.

The beginning of what we’re building into a permanent cultural moment —like Earth Day, but for human dignity.

Why This Exists

Loneliness has become normalized.

Outrage travels faster than care.

And millions of people are quietly suffering — invisible, unheard, and convinced no one cares.

World Love Week exists to prove something simple and radical:

Love isn’t a feeling you wait for. It’s a choice you make.

Not just romantically.

In friendship.

Community.

Family.

With strangers.

And with yourself.

Because the world doesn’t need more advice.

It needs more visible care.

🎥 Why I Launched World Love Week

World Love Week began with a simple realization: we don’t need another movement telling people what’s wrong.

We need a moment that reminds people of what’s possible.

This short video explains why I launched World Love Week —

and why now felt too important to ignore

What Happens During World Love Week

People share messages of love and appreciation.

They do simple acts of kindness.

They create — music, stories, notes, moments.

They join a global wave of encouragement.

And they amplify it — through social media, communities, workplaces, homes, and streets.

There’s no cost to participate.

No performance required.

No experts telling you how to feel.

Just presence.

Just humanity.

Just you — choosing love when the world expects you to choose sides

What Makes This Different

World Love Week is intentionally lightweight.

There are:

No schedules to keep
No stages to climb
No gurus, panels, or keynotes

Instead, it’s built on one belief:

Cultural change doesn’t require permission — only participation.

When enough people choose love at the same time, the world notices.

Every contribution — big or small — matters.

Because movements don’t start with millions.

They start with one person saying: “I’m in.”

Who Is This For?

World Love Week is for:

People who want to make a difference without needing a platform
Creators, artists, and storytellers who believe culture still matters
Schools, nonprofits, and community groups
Businesses that refuse to treat kindness like a marketing tactic
Leaders, elders, and young people who are done waiting for someone else to fix this

If you’re human, you’re qualified.

If you’re tired of hate being the loudest thing in the room — you’re needed.

Who's Behind It

World Love Week was created by Ken Krell — global entrepreneur, founder of The Daily Hug, and creator of the SeenWithLove Foundation.

For over 40 years, Ken has built businesses, movements, and communities beyond borders — proving that impact doesn’t require permission, and that love can scale without losing its soul.

The initiative is supported by creators, community leaders, former government officials, and global institutions who believe the world doesn’t change through outrage alone — but through consistent acts of love made visible.