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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.

#Daretocare in Latin America

Saturday 8 August (at 17:00 UTC-3) the first edition of #Dare to care in my City streams live. A virtual journey across an entire continent, to share stories, pose questions, to inspire and be inspired by people and communities who...

Digging out the roots of racism … within me

A very personal account from psychologist Nancy O’Donnell, originally from the USA now based in the Focolare international town of Loppiano, near Florence. Italy. Strongly moved by the wave of protests which followed the killing of George Floyd on 25...

Developing new social connections muscles

By Susanne Janssen We publish the interview that Susanne Janssen, editor of Living City, did to Fadi Chehadé, IT manager, founder of RosettaNet and former CEO of ICANN. Chehadé proposes new ways of using technology and reflects on what this...

#daretocare: education for democracy

By Melissa Santos On the occasion of the #daretocare pathway 2020-2021 launch by United World Project, Melissa Santos interviewed Elena Pulcini, Professor of Social Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy, University of Florence, who wrote the book “La cura del...

Racism, protests rock the USA

By Maddalena Maltese The death of George Floyd caused by a police officer has provoked protests and riots across the country, revealing an open wound: racial discrimination. At 15.03 precisely, the alert reached all mobile phones: “Citywide curfew in effect...

The glass half full: relationships beyond the pandemic

Relationships in the time of Coronavirus: how do we value them while living through isolation, fear and via technological mediation? What can we learn from this whole experience? We turned to Giovanna Cosenza, Lecturer in Philosophy and Language Theory at...

Cinque anni fa la Laudato Sì

Pope Francis’ encyclical on “care for our common home” – Laudato Si’ – was published on 24 May 2015. The title is taken from St Francis of Assisi’s Canticle of the Creatures. So we asked Friar Matteo Sito, Provincial of...

#PrayForHumanity

An event unites the world in one voice, on May 14, a day to #PrayForHumanity uniting religions, doctrines and cultures of the world. The Higher Committee of Human Fraternity (HCHF), called on religious leaders and faithful around the world to...

Peace Education and United World Week: Interview with Archbishop Zani

#InTimeForPeace and United World Week has brought to light stories, experiences, projects, and most of all, people. We opened up a conversation with Archbishop Angelo Vincenzo Zani, since 2012 Secretary of the Congregation for Catholic Education, concerned with education in...

Justice and human rights

By Antonio Amato Italian penitentiary expert Antonio Amato sent us this letter. Working in Social Services at Bologna Probation Office, Dr Amato has, for the past twenty years, specialized in community service penalties as an alternative to jail sentences. He...

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