URI Stories of Impact

Miss Wejda is a self-taught artist using local resources, such as wood trunks and coffee powder in addition to other common tools to portray the old Beduin culture. she also uses art to call attention to changes that need to happen in her culture, specifically addressing the different kinds of violence. 

Aiming to promote the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals, Pakistan Council for Social Welfare and Human Rights organized a three-month program on Interfaith "Engagements for an Inclusive and Fostering Society."

Sacred texts and teachings from our religions and indigenous practices remind us that water is life and it is our task to care for it

URI East India together with partners marked Women's day by supporting skilling at Amala Farm Cooperation  Circle. 

World Interfaith Harmony Week was celebrated again in Sofia, Bulgaria with an art performance of prominent young talents of BRIDGES CC.

URI women from around the world will address the role technology has played in developing their communities towards peace, justice, and healing.

March 8, International Women's Day is celebrated worldwide. On this day, we honor the sacred feminine spirit as it manifests in all beings.

Introducing the African Peacemaking Database, a collaboration with URI

Karen Volker, Director of Partnership and Violence Prevention, to lead the team with Larissa Abaunza as our first Associate for Human Rights and Women’s Rights.