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Faith as catalyst of social change

Perspectives from the Congo

Faith communities in Kinshasa have come together in pursuit of a more peaceful and united society.

Overcoming prejudice through education

The latest BWNS podcast episode explores how a group of young women helped their community to shed superstitious attitudes that have ostracized women for generations.

Baha’i World article highlights centrality of agriculture

Drawing on Baha’i teachings and history, an article in the newly-launched online publication describes the importance of rural development.

Kiribati President attends annual Baha’i convention

The country’s Baha’is are engaging with their government in a common aim to work for the betterment of the island nation.

The Baha’i World publication launches online

A new official Baha’i website makes available thoughtful essays and articles on contemporary issues and developments.

In this bicentenary year, remembering the birth of a new Faith

The latest episode of the Bahá’í World News Service podcast focuses on the historic declaration of the Báb.

Encouraged by Prime Minister Ardern, New Zealand’s youth press to end racism

An annual event organized by the Baha’is, the national police, and other partners recently brought together nearly 100 young people to discuss unity and justice.

Questioning current modes of thought and action

European Parliament looks to the future

Amid rapid changes in society, European leaders seek new insights about religion’s constructive contributions to contemporary society.

Universal House of Justice announces architect for Shrine of ‘Abdu’l-Baha

A galvanized Baha’i world was called to raise a befitting Shrine in the vicinity of the Ridvan Garden in Akka.

67 selections from Baha’i writings published online

Using a recently developed feature of the Baha’i Reference Library, 33 Persian originals and 34 English translations of ‘Abdu’l-Baha’s works were made available today.