A course offered by the Bahá’í Chair at the University of Maryland explores societal issues in the light of moral principles, such as the elimination of prejudice.
Parliamentarians and Canada’s faith communities gather at the inauguration of a new all-party interfaith caucus for a rare dialogue about the role of faith in governance
Centenary of the first race amity conference held by the American Bahá’í community was marked by a three-day symposium exploring racial unity and social change.
The BIC Brussels Office and the FAO of the United Nations initiate a seminar series to examine the relationship between agriculture, rural sustainability, and migration.
Comhrá, meaning friendly conversation in Irish, is a podcast by the Bahá’ís of Ireland providing a window into grassroots responses to issues facing society.
The Bahá’í World online publication releases two new articles.
Five months since its publication, “Creating an Inclusive Narrative” is stimulating profound discussions across Australian states and territories.
New conceptions of human nature are challenging common notions about migration and fostering greater participation of migrants in the life of society.
At the 65th session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, the BIC focuses on the need for models of leadership to be reevaluated.
A program prepared by the Bahá’ís of Chile and broadcast on a national media network explores experiences in responding to the health crisis.