URI Stories of Impact

Fany Ávila was honored and recognized as a woman who has fought for traditional and artisan education for many years, and who has been persistent in transferring her ancestral wisdom to the children and youth of her community.

URI is committed to the equitable participation of women and men in all aspects of its organization.

The women of Latter Glory of Religions from Jinja and Friends of Community Health from Mayuge joined together to celebrate the International Women’s Day on 8th March 2019.

On March 8th, 2019, women and girls from Women of Peace and Advocacy in Burundi gathered to celebrate Women’s Day.

Christians, Bahá'ís, Axé women, healers, witches and people from many other traditions of faith, different social and popular movements with distinct experiences on the sacred gathered to discuss the role of the feminine in religious spaces and faith in their lives.

The search for the teaching of intercultural and interreligious dialogue is so important in these times for the coexistence of unity in diversity.

URI will be hosting an international gathering on interfaith strategies for global peacebuilding on June 26 – 27, 2019 at Stanford University, California, USA.

For World Water Day, March 22, URI Cooperation Circle Zero Limits, in association with LISS Kollam, observed the day with a "Water for All" activity. 

The World Interfaith Harmony Week 2019 prizewinners have been announced, and two URI Cooperation Circles (member groups) are in the top three!