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Probing violent radicalization

Baha’is co-organize forum to better understand and prevent radicalization.

Man of the Trees

Pioneering environmentalist remembered

Drawn to the Baha’i Faith at a young age, Richard St. Barbe Baker was a visionary environmentalist whose global impact is being revisited.

Toward global peace

Baha’i Chair assembles leading specialists

The Baha’i Chair for World Peace facilitated a dynamic exchange of perspectives on peace and security between leading thinkers.

Overcoming prejudice and intolerance essential for a safer world

Kazakhstan’s 6th Congress of the Leaders of World and Traditional Religions engaged religious leaders in a dialogue on building a more secure future for humanity.

Baha'i news publications seek to elevate thought, inspire action

For well over a century, Baha'i news publications have inspired and informed readers interested in the affairs of the Baha'i community.

Baha'i Chair explores overcoming racism

The 2018 Baha'i Chair for World Peace Annual Lecture tackled structural racism and the roots of prejudice.

New Maori prayer book connects hearts with the divine

A book of 81 Baha’i prayers has been published in Maori, the language of New Zealand’s indigenous people.

“A Widening Embrace” extra features released

Three short films complement *A Widening Embrace*, telling the story of transformation of communities unfolding throughout the world.

Baseless charges in Yemen signal intensified persecution

Houthi authorities targeted about 20 Baha’is with a string of baseless charges.

Out of exile, a light to the world — 150th anniversary of Bahá’u’lláh’s arrival in Holy Land

Part 3

In oppression, 150 years ago, Bahá’u’lláh penned some of His weightiest writings, addressing the kings and rulers of His time.