We all want to live in a peaceful and prosperous world, but there are first steps to get there. We will need to recognize our relationship with our planet and care for it like the precious pearl in the cosmos that it is. No one nation can stop plastic pollution or solve the transition we all face in climate change. Science is a major tool but the method must be internationally organized, and also involve unheard voices in a search for social justice.

Baha'is work to empower marginalized people(s) like women and youth around the world - following the spiritual principle that we should help people help themselves. We strive to be of service to all humanity, as the oneness of mankind is the pivotal principle at the core of the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh. Unity comes first. Peace and prosperity follow - not vice versa.

Baha'is believe our modern era, with its momentous increase in knowledge, is a foundation for building the Kingdom of God on earth. Bahá'u'lláh taught humanity is reaching a stage of maturity, when its organic unity in a just and global civilization, will be established. This unity is not possible without diversity, because every culture, nation and people relies on its own identity in order to contribute to a world of peace.