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2009-2010
2007-2008
2005-2006
2003-2004
2001-2002
1999-2000
1997-1998
1995-1996

• Historic series of conferences aims at stirring the grassroots
• Perspective: "Animal Spirits," spirituality, and the economic crisis
• Young people give input to UN Sustainable Development session
• "Learning to be a girl" strikes a chord at UN women's conference
• UN conference on racism overcomes controversy with concrete suggestions for change
• Egyptian court removes barriers to ID documents for Bahá’ís and others
• Bahá’ís express concern over turmoil in Iran as their co-religionists remain in prison
• Review: Bridging the gap between traditionalist Islam and the modern world

Archive List

2007-2008
2005-2006
2003-2004
2001-2002
1999-2000
1997-1998
1995-1996

• Bahá’í holy places in Israel added to UN World Heritage list
• Perspective: The future of food: balancing the local and global
• Concerned about "quagmire" in human rights, Bahá’ís launch new discourse
• Iranian Bahá’ís face new attacks -- and also gain increased support
• Rural development is the focus at UN Commission on Sustainable Development
• In Ethiopia, an educational TV show for children wins an audience and more
• Vietnam recognizes its Bahá’ís as a religious community
• Bahá’í pilgrimage: "People can sense the presence of God"
• Review: Step by step, a recipe for world peace

Archive List

2007-2008
2005-2006
2003-2004
2001-2002
1999-2000
1997-1998
1995-1996

• In Haifa, a global election showcases global diversity
• Perspective: Crossing the divide between science and religion: a view on evolution
• Women's equality can improve economic performance, economist tells the UN
• At the UN, a discussion of poverty, employment, and the meaning of work
• In Egypt, the government decides not to appeal Bahá’í decision in religious freedom cases
• In Iran, new anti-Bahá’í tactics come amidst suprising pockets of support
• In Vietnam, a milestone for Bahá’ís
• With no nominations or campaigning, how does the Bahá’í electoral process work?
• Review: The new "Alexandria" and global change

• At the United Nations, a closer collaboration with religions
• Perspective: Eradicating Poverty: Moving Forward as One
• In Zambia, young teenagers pull together in service program
• In Canada, concern about the impact of global warming on the Arctic
• UN General Assembly expresses "deep concern" about human rights in Iran
• In Iran, three are unjustlyu imprisoned for helping underprivileged children
• Egypt lower court rules in favor of Bahá’ís, opening door to an ID card solution
• Violence against women needs global attention, says panel at the United Nations
• Bahá’í International Community launches two new Web sites
• Review: Act locally, think globally, revisited

• In Ghana, innovative literacy program produces dramatic results
• Perspective: Religion, the modern age, and the coming global society
• Moral issues of climate change stressed as Commission on Sustainable Development
• Iranian government campaign to incite hatred against Bahá’ís shows new facets
• Confidential Iran memo exposes policy to deny Bahá’í students university
• Bahá’í world loses most distinguished member
• Samoan head of state, a Bahá’í, passes away
• Religion can help fight AIDS, says study
• New Bahá’í representative to open office in Brussels to strengthen ties with European Union
• Review: Can corporations possess spiritual qualities?

• For artist Duffy Sheridan, painting is a means to “elevate the human condition”
• Perspective: Climate change and the oneness of humanity
• Focus on the empowerment of girls at 2007 UN meeting on women’s status
• Design for Bahá’í temple in South America wins citation
• In Iran, Bahá’í schoolchildren are now targets of persecution
• Congo Republic issues stamp for World Religion Day
• In Papua New Guinea, mothers take charge
• Firing of Egyptian Bahá’í draws international scrutiny, highlights rights concerns
• The new atheism, reconsidered