Peace Week

Role of global governance in establishing peace

In a major international forum, BIC hosts panel on current opportunities and challenges on the path to peace.

New Constitution

Conversations in Chile pave new path

The Bahá’ís of Chile have been creating spaces for exploration of the spiritual dimensions of human life as part of conversations about the future of the country.

“A Governance Befitting”

BIC launches statement on eve of UN’s 75th anniversary

The launch event held on Thursday invited exploration of profound themes discussed in BIC’s statement marking the United Nations’ 75th anniversary.

Pandemic sparks critical reflection on journalism

Offices of external affairs create spaces for journalists and other social actors to explore how the media can play a constructive role in society.

BIC marks 75 years of UN, envisages path to just global order

The statement notes the endurance of the global body through turbulent periods and explores elements necessary for a movement toward enduring, universal peace.

Latest “Bahá’í World” essays delve into economic justice, racial unity, community building

The online publication continues series of articles focusing on major issues facing societies in the wake of the pandemic.

University students engage in conversations on social change

Youth around the world have been exploring questions concerning social change and the pandemic at gatherings promoted by the Institute for Studies in Global Prosperity.

“Beyond Critique to Constructive Engagement”

Thousands gather in virtual ABS conference

Over 3,000 people gather to explore perspectives across diverse fields in light of the Bahá’í teachings.

Healthcare professionals see distinctive role for community during pandemic

Healthcare practitioners share their observations and insights on the distinctive role of strong community ties and spiritual well-being in dealing with the pandemic.

“Making cities belong to those who work to build them”

Baha’i Chair in India looks at urbanization

Baha’i Chair in India invites economists and academics to examine how new conceptions of human nature can enhance long-term approaches to urban development.