Launched at the World Economic Forum in January 2020, Catalyst 2030 is a global community of social entrepreneurs, funders and other social change innovators that believe collective action and bold, new strategies are needed to achieve the Sustainable Development [...]
We live in a world with beautiful initiatives, which must be known. Kim Tan shares with us the great initiative of Anil David who founded AGAPE and now spreads life-changing work opportunities to those in our society that [...]
by David Barstow, Report Coordinator Religious leaders and institutions have been a vital part of the global response to HIV and AIDS since the early days of the epidemic. However, the faith-based response to HIV must be scaled up [...]
Early July, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus declared that "the present-day situation is a perfect foil to start new practices and business for social good". 105 World Leaders including 18 Nobel Laureates, 32 former Chief of State and Governments, Political [...]
It is a truth universally repeated that the COVID-19 crisis is in want of true leadership. It is everyone’s fault, but no-one’s fault. Everyone predicted it, yet no-one anticipated it. Jean-François de Lavison and Young Nepalese Monks [...]
When Setsuko Klossowska de Rola, UNESCO Artist for Peace and long-time supporter of Ahimsa, was asked to design a symbol for the A.R.M initiative—the Ahimsa Renaissance Movement—she turned to Kanji, the adopted Chinese characters used in the Japanese writing system. These characters [...]
Background: Jorge Vivanco has wide experience in humanitarian affairs and in business, in Mexico and throughout the Americas. He is member of the Ahimsa Fund board and strongly contributed to the organization of the Ahimsa Forum, which brings together [...]
with the contribution of Aurélie Cappuyns, Program Manager - Praesens Foundation We recognise that “if people cannot come to healthcare, then healthcare must be taken to the people!” The Mobile Health Alliance gathers organizations which all, in different ways, [...]
Some members of New York’s ultra-Orthodox Jewish community defied the government’s ban on gathering for Passover and other religious occasions, Brooklyn, April 16, 2020. ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty Images Katherine Marshall, Georgetown University While many religious communities have embraced [...]
We are pleased to share the Video coverage of the event "Humanity in Crisis: How Ethics and Religion Shape Policy Responses to Refugees" held on May 19, 2020, by the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs of [...]
