Three quarters of the world’s conflict have a cultural dimension. Intercultural dialogues for peacebuilding are essential not only for economic stability but also for emotional, moral, spiritual, and intellectual fulfillment.

Families around the world are changing, many becoming smaller, as the number of single-parent households grows. Currently, 65% of all families are made up of either couples living with children of any age, or couples living with both children and extended family members, such as grandparents. The diminishing number of extended families and the increasing number of single-parent families put into sharp focus the issue of social protection.

Nature is essential for our survival and our existence. But we are destroying nature faster than it can replenish itself. We must change course.  COVID-19

Nowruz, which means new day, is known in many countries as the beginning of the solar new year. In the calendar created by Omar Khayyam

Within the framework of the UNAI Digital Dialogue Series, the United Nations Academic Impact is holding a global conversation with scholars, educators, researchers and students

Turning Challenges into Opportunities: Justice Education in Times of Crises We face unprecedented multiple challenges, the most prominent being linked to the ongoing health crisis.

Center for Human Rights and Global Justice (CHRGJ) at NYU School of Law Human Rights Dialogues Series Spring 2021 Invitation to Participate in a Series

The Roya Institute invites law students, academicians, research scholars, NGO workers, advocates, and legal aid clinics to participate in a very informative workshop about Street

Together, let’s make peace among ourselves and with nature, tackle the climate crisis, stop the spread of COVID-19, and make 2021 a year of healing.