Multiregion

Join URI and other United Nations multi-faith partners in "Faith in the UN: A Global Online Conference Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations and Looking to the Future." 

To celebrate International Youth Day on August 12, Youth for Peace Cooperation Circle (a URI member group in Bosnia and Herzegovina) hosted a URI Youth Connection Cafe.

The latest URI Youth Connection Cafe, hosted by Youth for Peace BiH, welcomed more than 50 young people, from 22 countries, to celebrate International Youth Day.

The Global Council is URI's governing board of directors. Global Council Trustees are democratically-elected by the URI member groups, called Cooperation Circles, around the world. The Trustees oversee the work of URI, offer direction, and provide leadership and strategic governance. 

The exhibition serves as an inspiration to all to redouble our efforts to counteract the current wave of negativity and erosion of values by expressing how we can each make a positive impact in our social groups, communities, countries and ultimately, in the world.

Voices for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons, a URI Multiregion member group, invites you to attend a special webinar featuring stories from Nagasaki.

In August 2008 near Iguaçu Falls, 90 representatives of 12 Cooperation Circles from 11 countries gathered for the Third URI Latin America regional assembly, which was to be followed by a day-long meeting for the Indigenous people attending. Isabel Ramos, a gifted copla singer from Cordoba, Argentina, was one of the Indigenous people. At the end of the first evening, I learned that when Isabel first saw me, a white, male Christian, she ran weeping and screaming from the room. I represented the devil that aimed to destroy Indigenous cultures and the people who lived them.

On August 6 and 9, the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki will be commemorated by four of the world’s leading interfaith/intercultural organizations with a call for the abolition of all nuclear weapons.

To Heal The World is a visual expression by artists about mending the brokenness of our global family, as well as of their desire to repair our world through art itself.