About Us

Mission

The Hope Museum™ will be a global learning center for the public and health professionals teaching the science of prevention and recovery from diseases disproportionately affecting women, such as breast and ovarian cancer, heart and bone disease, fertility, reconstructive surgery, and emotional recovery.

The HOPE Museum™ is a project of ONE HUMAN ONE WORLD ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION LLC, a Florida-based 509(a)2, Florida Nonprofit corporation and public charity is exempt from Federal Income Tax under section 501(c)3.

During one evening in Tampa, Florida, at a dinner meeting of the International Board of Medicine and Surgery (IBMS), several IBMS Certified/Affiliated Members, including Dr. Vijay Sharma, IBMS President, Dr. Charles and Suzanna Lewis, Steven Moss, IBMS Director of the Emerald Circle of the Finest Healthcare Providers Worldwide, Randy Sides, Chairman JHS Architecture and Peter DeCicco, Business Development and Marketing Director for InnoMed Health science, Inc., sat together and envisioned a water lily structure in the waters near Tampa Bay with airplanes flying overhead landing from all parts of the United States and the World.

This idea merged with the courageous and artistic female struggle of artist Dr. Janhavi Sharma, Agra INDIA, who had previously shared her experience and artistic achievements with our members, and together this blended into the concept of The HOPE Museum™.

The HOPE Museum™ is a project of ONE HUMAN ONE WORLD ONE HEALTH FOUNDATION INC, a Florida-based 509(a)2 public charity, exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)3. The mission of The HOPE Museum™ is to promote women’s health and social justice through history, art, science, and education.

The Hope Museum™ mission is to promote education, art, science and hope, specifically in matters concerning health, disease prevention, gender equality, well-being and social justice, especially in matters impacting the health and wellbeing of girls and women.

The HOPE Museum™ will shine a light on social injustices affecting women and will work to establish justice, celebrate progress and facilitate recovery by helping victims of disease, injury, and violence recover emotionally from their loss by supporting their re-empowerment.

The HOPE Museum™ is a venue to teach disease prevention before and after a diagnosis, such as breast cancer, has been established to prevent progression or recurrence and to become aware of the best options for prevention and treatment.

The HOPE Museum™ will promote research and science-based best practices for prevention and treatment of diseases disproportionately affecting women. Access to knowledge promotes wisdom, freedom, social justice, peace and opens doors to knowledge and technology to women worldwide.

The HOPE Museum™ will use history and art to convey the experience of women, their struggles, their dignity, and their overcoming of adversity.

The HOPE Museum™ will celebrate women, femininity, and hope. The museum will also focus on prevention and recovery of diseases that disproportionately affect women, social issues, and as a science center where women learn about diseases and their prevention, even after the diagnosis has been made and will serve as a learning center for both the public and health professionals.

Many opportunities are available to make a positive contribution in another person’s life by participating in OHOWOH Foundation.