January 27th marks the annual observance of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 60/7 which designated this day as the UN observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

As we join the Jewish community and other persecuted communities in remembrance of the millions of lives lost, the Parliament reaffirms our commitment to the eradication of hate, war, persecution, and genocide as outlined in our foundational document, Towards a Global Ethic.

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These Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) explore the ecological dimensions of the world's religions, and feature the Parliament's book Faith for Earth—A Call for Action, published jointly with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

Faith for Earth describes the environmental traditions and teachings of the world’s faith communities and provides an introduction to Earth’s major ecosystems and the climate and sustainability crises facing humanity.

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The Parliament of the World’s Religions is honored to welcome eight new members to the Board of Trustees. The Class of 2024 began their term on January 1st of this year, joining the Parliament in its mission to cultivate a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world.

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At a time where the rights of ethnic and religious minorities are threatened around the world, including the right to vote in Dr. King’s own country; the Parliament wishes to reinforce its commitment to the Global Ethic, the dignity and rights of all human beings, the practice of non-violence, and the teachings of Martin Luther King Jr.

We call upon all leaders and all people of faith and conscience to join us in this ongoing commitment. Together we can build a better world through the values that Dr. King embodied.

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