The subordinate sections of the Library include Social Sustainability Research Program; Team Training Development; Team Internet System (TIS); Translations, and an Online Sustainability Store.
 
Intentions
      1. The intention of the Library is to collect, store, organize, collate, catalogue, and make available, globally, all wisdom of human experience and research that contribute to the Social Sustainability (SS) of individuals, families, communities, societies, nations, and the global civilization. 

      2. The intention of the Library is to provide a functional, ongoing repository for a growing database of Social Sustainability Wisdom; a globally accessible source for that wisdom; and the capacity to provide online training to the people of 11 language groups in the practical applications of social sustainability. 

3a. Social Sustainability Research Program. Research includes historic experience, historic social research, and contemporary experience and social research of WHAT WORKS and WHAT DOES NOT WORK to support human social sustainability in three categories: Social-societal, governmental-political, and financial-economic, based on the six core values of social sustainability.

• It is hoped that an algorithm can be designed to search alldatabases, (Specifically Google and Wikipedia, with their cooperation and partnership.), for what works and what does not work to support social sustainability using the six core values of social sustainability.

3a1. Pre-Social Science Research. It is my suspicion that there is a vast reservoir of historic wisdom of the failings and successes of past societies and civilizations lying fallow in the libraries of the world. The emphasis of this research is the discovery of findings that support the social sustainability of the individual, family, community, societies, nations, and the global civilization; and, are fully or partially in alignment with the 6 core values of social sustainability.

3a2. Social Science Research. Contemporary social science resources would include all published social science research, and ongoing social science research. Again, the emphasis is on findings that support the social sustainability of the individual, family, community, societies, nations, and the global civilization; and, are in alignment, fully or partially, with the 6 core values of social sustainability.

3a3. Sustainable Democracies Research Program.

3b. Team Training Development. The intention of the Research Team Development section is to develop an expert in house research team to hone the Design Team Process and all elements related to it.

The Library’s Research Team will become the model for the development of training materials, processes and settings that will be applied to other in house Social Sustainability Design Teams, and for offsite and Local Community Team Training materials.

It is essential that the model (values, structure, and processes) developed by the Library’s Research Team becomes an effective and productive model as it will be replicated by thousands of local community Social Sustainability Design Teams around the world. Computer simulation training in the 11 languages will go far to support validated results from those local community design teams around the world.

3c. Team Internet System (TIS). TIS is an Internet “public media” subscribership for the networking of Local Community Design Teams to collaborate globally on validation projects and collateral issues.

TIS is co-responsible with the IT section to develop an effective Team Internet System (TIS) that enables Teams all over the world to network, collaborate, and contribute Validated Statements of Findings to the Library’s growing database of validated Social Sustainability Wisdom.

3d. Translations. The universal nature of the 6 core values of social sustainability dictates that the practices of socially sustainable training programs become available to at least 11 major languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Italian, Turkish, Modern Standard Arabic, Farsi, and Mandarin — 90% of the world population.