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United World Watch is a participatory platform designed to monitor the social and cultural impact of a worldview which incorporates the quest for deeper knowledge, dialogue and unity between individuals, groups and nations. Collating examples of such action and intention in reports and research documents, featuring examples of good practice, provides an increasingly effective resource for evaluation and dissemination of the United World proposal.


04.07.2025
Real Adolescence in Brutal Fiction: Adolescence, a Reflection of Society
Adolescence, the Netflix series that has been a hit around the world, harshly presents the invisible side of teenage violence. We discussed the show with psychologist Macarena Sanjuan, touching on the pain and disconnect of that world....
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30.05.2025
When the TV cares about the planet – Interview with Olivella Foresta
A documentary filmmaker by profession, she brings a realistic, close and hopeful ecology to TV. Olivella Foresta is an expert documentary filmmaker. She has collaborated with giants like Piero Angela (Superquark) and, through an internship, with David Attenborough. She has...
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25.03.2025
What Dialogue Means to United World Project
Dialogue is the key to building bridges between people, cultures, and religions. At United World Project, this essential tool fuels our enduring commitment to peace, fraternity, and unity: a commitment that starts with every conversation and every action....
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14.03.2025
Ruth Milgram, a life shattered by Nazism and rebuilt in America: “At the age of 93 years my homeland was returned to me”
Ruth Milgram, a 94 year old survivor of the Nazi persecution, recounts her journey from the hell of Hitler's Germany to the rebirth in the United States: “At 93, my homeland was returned to me"....
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