El Salvador

Working hard to serve all students

A Bahá’í-inspired school in El Salvador has found a reservoir of capacity in families and teachers to help maintain a high standard of education for all of its students.

Bahá’í Radio

Stations invite participation, connect people during pandemic

Bahá’í radio stations have found a renewed purpose during the pandemic, acting as a source of critical information and an anchor of community life.

Beirut

Youth create disaster recovery network

Since the aftermath of the Beirut explosion, a group of youth have been channeling capacities gained in Bahá’í community-building efforts toward relief and recovery.

COVID-19

University applies lessons learned from first wave

Bahá’í-inspired university in Bolivia draws on experiences from first wave of COVID-19 to support staff and students as academic year continues.

Building bridges

Parent University on racial equality in the US

Baha’i-inspired organization brings individuals, officials, and police together through constructive conversations on equality.

Fostering self-sufficiency

FUNDAEC encourages local food production

As the ramifications of the global health crisis intensify, FUNDAEC is spearheading the development of local food production initiatives with a view to the future.

Distinctive role of teachers comes to light in times of crises

Baha’i-inspired community schools have found creative ways to adapt and continue educational programs for children in spite of disruptions caused by the pandemic.

Community banks in Nicaragua take early precautions

Baha’i-inspired program draws on experience and sound principles in response to global health crisis.

Community of English learners support one another during health crisis

Friendships built through the English Corner program in Vancouver, Canada, become source of support in difficult times.

Networks in the Congo keep thousands informed and inspired

Baha’is draw on community ties to provide accurate information and advice, inspiring solidarity and hope in facing the health crisis.