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United World Watch is a participatory platform designed to monitor the social and cultural impact of a worldview which incorporates the quest for deeper knowledge, dialogue and unity between individuals, groups and nations. Collating examples of such action and intention in reports and research documents, featuring examples of good practice, provides an increasingly effective resource for evaluation and dissemination of the United World proposal.

Migration: What can I do?

Lawyer Flavia Cerino lives in Sicily, Italy, and works in the field of immigration. She is a guardian of minors who travel alone without families. “When it comes to migrations, the numbers say more than the words. In one report...

Women, Religion, and Dialogue

The UN Agenda for development post-2015 in discussion in the Vatican, upon the initiative of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace. Among the women speakers was Rita Moussalem from the Focolare's Center for Interreligious Dialogue. While gender is the...

Religions in the Global World – Sophia International Summer School 2015

Religions in the Global WorldAugust 25th-30th 2015 Religions are having a strong impact on the international scene, continuing to influence heavily cultures, societies and the broader academic and public debate worldwide. Understanding the role of religions in the global world...

Economy of Communion: a path for Africa?

The first international and pan-African EoC school is underway: involving the dynamism of a young population with high aspirations and dreams amid the great challenges facing the continent. «We are a new generation that wants to take the helm of...

The flavour of dialogue

Young people have dinner in the families of Coimbatore, between the shacks and in living conditions not always easy: worlds come together here to build real bridges of understanding and solidarity. A lot of literacy projects and assistance to sick...

UN Debate. An extremism in dialogue

High-Level Thematic Debate on Promoting Tolerance and Reconciliation, promoted by top members of the United Nations, gained momentum during a panel discussion, moderated by BBC journalist Laura Trevelyan: the role of religions in today’s world What are the religions in...

Maria Voce at the United Nations: Inventing Peace

The speech by the Focolare Movement’s president, Maria Voce at the High-Level Thematic Debate on “Promoting Tolerance and Reconciliation” To risk your own life so as to relieve the suffering of the poor. This was Maria Voce’s invitation as she...

A group of boys displaced by violence in South Sudan, playing in a UNICEF-supported child friendly space.

UN-backed report urges greater violence-prevention efforts for Africa’s children

Freedom from violence remains critical to achieving a sustainable future in which every child can grow up healthy, resilient, well-educated, culturally sensitive and effectively protected. African girls and boys continue to be subjected to distressing levels of physical, sexual and...

UWP: What’s happened in the last three years? What will happen in the 2015?

What’s happened in the last three years? What will happen in the 2015? Here’s to you a preview of the some projects that will start within the #unitedworldproject What do you think about them? Share it with your friends to...

Justice: an ongoing exercise

From Argentina, the experience of a judicial official who tries to reconcile fraternity and justice by putting people first. “I’ve been working in the criminal justice system of Santa Fe for twenty years. It’s not a good business card to...

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