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The search is on for the most innovative, groundbreaking and sustainable grassroots environmental initiatives in emerging and developing countries! Nominations for the UNEP Sasakawa Prize 2011 are now...

Charles Gibbs responds to a Florida church’s plan to burn the Holy Quran on 9/11.

Dr. Abbey Strauss of the Florida Psychiatric Society interview Dr. David W. Randle on the concept of collective Grief and the Gulf Oil Spill http://www.globalhealing.net/articles/view/148156

The purpose of the Ik Onkar Peace Foundation CC is to promote personal growth toward Divine Consciousness within and in relationship to on another, seeking harmony in the world.

The purpose of this CC is to foster a culture of peace and understanding by creating opportunities for interfaith community, exploration, healing, and celebration.

The purpose of the United Religions of Charlotte CC is to learn effective methods of cultural cooperation, to honor and appreciate the religious traditions of all.

The vision of the Unity-and-Diversity World Council is to establish and sustain a local-to-global cooperating body of individuals, groups, and networks for the pursuit of peace, justice, and and healing.

Dear Sisters and Brothers in the URI, Greetings of love and peace. It is a joy to invite you to join your sisters and brothers in URI and our partners around the world in celebrating the 10th...

The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, in December 2009, has come and gone. How to interpret its impact is the question?  Pessimistic voices declare that its goal of a binding agreement among nations failed miserably and that the venue of small and large nations together was far too unwieldy to arrive at a meaningful conclusion.  Optimistic voices are cheered that it happened at all.  That leading polluting nations arrived at a common intent to change and that Copenhagen represented only one stop on a long road, whose next steps are Mexico (2010) and beyond until a binding agreement is achieved.