We are one

Bahá’ís have a long history of involvement in one of the largest annual parades in the United States: the Bud Billiken Parade and Picnic, an event for back-to-school season on Chicago’s South Side since 1929.  Following decades of tradition, the day brought together many African Americans and friends from throughout the city with music from […]

Reported by Alan Hatchett Pioneering has a long tradition. Baha’is have been systematically relocating to new homes, inside or outside their country, to organize or strengthen the Faith’s communities for nearly a century and a half. As a result, Baha’is have a presence in virtually every country and territory around the world.  Over the past […]

The second annual Igniting Black Baha’i Youth conference (IBBY) offered some unexpected connections and served as a powerful platform to spark conversations, foster unity, and empower 45 young people to uplift their spiritual identities and contribute to the betterment of their communities. With a focus on spiritual growth, social justice, and personal development, the conference […]