We are one

By Layli Miron Indigenous people worldwide have rich spiritual traditions. Historically, these beliefs have been challenged, erased and sometimes tragically lost, especially during times of cultural conflict.  The Baha’i Faith requires a different approach by recognizing the truth of the oneness of humanity and the contribution of all people and cultures.  A number of indigenous […]

By Kacie Renfro Nestled in the small town of Dublin, New Hampshire, stands a Georgian-style building that dates to 1790. Today, its simple but strong three stories are painted light blue with black shutters, and in the warmer months a plethora of flowers frame the front yard. This building, the Dublin Inn, is of great […]

Reported by Nadia Mehretab  “Marafiki” is Swahili for “friends.” It was a spirit of friendship that kept plans on track for a joyous gathering of people from cities in two states — supporting one another through a tragic loss — to celebrate Congolese culture and to talk about a vision for releasing the society-building power […]