The paper defines five core human values positioned as a shared responsibility for our sustainable existence as a natural species. This human-centered existential approach to reality was coined as “Sustainocracy”, into which all fragmented silos of society were invited to engage, based on equality. The philosophy was experimentally captured in the STIR foundation to research on human turning point choices, behavior and evolution. Through positive invitation techniques, together with a partner, the author managed to establish the first multidisciplinary human values-driven sustainocratic cooperative. This AiREAS initiative was focused on the subset of regional air quality and health. The shared, non-financial, core values-driven commitment impacted on all the participating citizens and institutions, developing mature and non-competitive, existential ethics based relationships and objectives.