NOBEL PEACE PRIZE LAUREATES TURN SPOTLIGHT ON NEED FOR EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN CONFLICT
In a first-ever joint statement, more than thirty winners of the Nobel Peace Prize called for urgent action to implement quality education and build peace in conflict-affected countries, setting the classroom as the stage for conflict transformation.
NEW REPORT SHOWS CULTURAL SENSITIVITY CRITICAL TO SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES
The State of World Population 2008 report from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) urges community-based solutions that understand cultural realities, which can reveal the most effective ways to challenge harmful practices and strengthen beneficial ones.
Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Navajo faiths came together for a Sunday night Thanksgiving Interfaith Service in the Masonic Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah.
All eyes are on the President-elect as he advocates seeking common ground on the decades-long conflict over abortion.
