Projects and Websites
Our site features images from civil rights workers in in the rural south during voters registration events. This history, and these images, help orient us in the work of building community dialog on anti-racism.
UnityWorks is a Baha'i-inspired, national nonprofit educational organization committed to a belief in the oneness of humanity ...
Brilliant Star Online empowers kids to be world citizens, use their virtues to create a more just and unified society, and express their creativity, strengths, and beliefs...
Every academic year since 2012, the Bahá’í Chair for World Peace at the University of Maryland has hosted an extraordinary series of programs and events exploring structural racism and the root causes of prejudice.
This podcast interviews Baha’is throughout the United States who are actively building racial unity through building community.
How can we learn from those pioneering constructive solutions to America’s most pressing social issues? A podcast series hosted by U.S. Baha’i Office of Public Affairs.
Green Acre’s conversation series CO·HERE | Perspectives from the Pines. The name derives from the verb cohere: “Be united; form a whole.”
The conversations will be about our response to crisis: How do we have hope for humanity?
Baha'i mom and poet Andrea Hope offers some reflections on being an African American Baha’i, her reactions to the death of George Floyd and numerous accounts of racial injustice, and the Faith’s commitment to race unity.
Conversation series dedicated to our interconnectedness. It is an uplifting moment when we can turn our thoughts to spiritual ideas.
The Wilmette Institute's Department of Social Transformation offers courses exploring sustainable social change from an integrated spiritual and scientific perspective
Greenacre.news is offering a series of virtual devotional gatherings and programs on contemporary social issues from a Baha'i perspective.
Bahaiteachings.org/culture features a wide range of individual perspectives on race and culture
RaceUnity.US is an oral history of the experiences and efforts of Baha'is of every background who try to promote race unity in America.