All Baha'i Articles on Uplifting Words

The New York Office of the BIC recently brought together representatives of many different communities and organizations.

The latest article published on The Bahá’í World website examines the American Bahá’í community’s efforts to counter the effects of racism.

Imagine the perfect leader, with impeccable motives and the plan needed to save humanity. What prevents their intentions from fruition?

The intention to “leave no one behind” is one of the moral strengths of the international community, seeking to right instances of exclusion

The work of eradicating gender-based violence, carried forward by UN WOMEN, and many others, is expanding many support resources for women.

Development is inherently hard to quantify. Human well-being is multifaceted, and those working to expand it depend on many factors.

One hundred years ago, in May, the first race amity conference in the United States was held in Washington, D.C., by the American Bahá’ís.

Each year, the Bahá’í Chair for World Peace at the University of Maryland offers a unique course that assists students to identify issues.

For the second consecutive year, the Association for Baha’i Studies – North America will hold its annual conference as a virtual gathering.

Luminous Journey: ‘ Abdul-Bahá in America, 1912 is a two and a half-hour documentary film shot in High Definition.

When Furman University unveiled a bronze statue of Joseph Vaughn, its first Black student, it did more than celebrate one student.

Two short videos on the purpose of the Bahá'í House of Worship for North America and it's architecture produced by the Baha'is of USA.

More than 3,000 people in North America and other parts of the world recently participated in the annual conference of the ABS.

A virtual Association for Baha’i Studies conference engaged thousands of participants across Canada and the United States.