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United World Workshop acts to highlight and promote endeavors, initiatives, projects and programs which can impact on building up a more united world.

Pope Francis: a global pact for education

On May 14, 2020, the Holy Father, Pope Francis, invites the representatives of major religions, international organizations, and various humanitarian institutions in the academic, economic, political, and cultural sectors to subscribe an alliance to rebuild the global educational pact and...

Italy: Focolare young people welcome a Buddhist delegation from the Rissho Kosei-kai

By Paola Pepe. The most recent event for dialogue between the youth of Buddhist movement Rissho Kosei-kai and young people from the Focolare deepened their awareness, friendship and common commitment for world peace. “All these years, wherever we’ve met, immediately...

Camas, so much more than just a library

By Cristobal Guerrero Guedel. We received this letter from Cristobal Guerrero, a Spaniard, with his testimony of brotherhood in the city. My name is Cristobal, I was born in the South of Spain, in Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz). When...

Algeria: to educate is to make the world a better place

By Claudia Di Lorenzi. Amine Mohammed Sahnouni, a young Algerian sociologist, sees education as a process. “We need to give the children more responsibility, trust in them and guide them so that their leadership abilities develop from an early age.”...

A world in colors

By Letizia Spano. From July 7 to 22, a summer school took place in Loppiano, the international town of the Focolare Movement in Italy, for young people who wish to commit themselves to build a united world. Its red thread...

Where giving is receiving

A trip to the Café con Leche School in the Dominican Republic Fifteen young people from Texas made a trip to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to teach English at a school founded by Focolare member Marisol Jimenez in a poor...

Live to give until no one is in need

By Christopher Piazza. 70 young people gathered for United World Week 2019, focusing on work and economy. New York may be known to some as The Big Apple, the city that never sleeps, or even the concrete jungle, but two...

Paglaum, a name that means “hope”

Cinema, a group of Filipino teenagers, and their ability to tell stories that give hope. In the summer of 2016, on the island of Cebu, archipelago of the Philippines, the Fondazione Bukas Palad di Cebu (BPCFI) organized the first audiovisual...

Chile: a Green Desert against Poisons

By Alberto Barlocci. In the middle of Atacama, the driest region in the world, a researcher has achieved a twofold positive effect: the creation of a green area that absorbs the emissions from a mining industry and the development of...

Kenya: Refugees seeing the future

By Stefania Tanesini. Insights from Congolese journalist Liliane Mugombozi, currently based in the Focolare centre in Nairobi. She works at the Jesuit Refugee Service in the Kenyan capital: “African migrants? The majority are not going to Europe but are moving...

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