Eric Dozier is a self-described “itinerant blues preacher,” musician, and educator on a mission “to promote healing, justice and racial...

Without denying the scientific realities of the climate and other crises humanity faces, it’s even more important for people to realize...

These evocative short films explore changes in perspective and action that contribute to creating a more just and peaceful world. Each...

Experiences of the sacred, transcendence, and spiritual oneness play a centering role in all cultures. This universal spiritual yearning...

In a society that considered it dangerous for women to read, think, write, or be seen in public, Táhirih did all of these things, and...

Teaching Tolerance has made its popular One World posters available as a free download. 35 different designs are available, one of which...

"In all of our actions, we must seek to be living examples of the changes we wish to see in the world. By walking the path, we make the...

"My eighth-grade teacher taught us as if eighth grade would be our last year of school." Yet she earned a Ph.D., became a leader in...

Celebrating Patricia Locke, defender of indigenous rights, educational visionary, and promoter of the oneness and wholeness of all...

Muslims have been on American soil from the beginning of European settlement, as untold numbers of Muslims arrived as slaves, and there...

The Staple Singers' fusion of music and message produced a powerful elixir of love, justice, and liberation. Here's their story and a...

What is it that makes us human? There's many ways to explore that question...here's a few consider... A Brave And Startling Truth - This...

Racism retards the unfoldment of the boundless potentialities of its victims, corrupts its perpetrators, and blights human progress....

“As a child, I experienced a lot of what slavery could have been like...but the last shall be first...This is it.” In this series of...

Global faith communities act together on behalf of peace, not merely one that represents the absence of armed conflict, but rather one...

Van Gilmer grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina, at the height of Segregation. He was arrested many times for civil rights activism. His...

Sometimes life seems to get the better of us, stealing out strength, dimming our understanding, and befuddling our coping skills. What...