Aga Khan

A Call Beyond Islam: The Aga Khan Award for Architecture Makes Its Mark

Taufiq Rahim | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Aga Khan, Religion, Islam, Architecture, Sustainability, Qatar, Development, Culture, Doha, World News
Taufiq Rahim

The Award has recognized people and projects that improve environment in Muslim societies and empower Islamic identity and culture. It is now setting the new standard for architecture globally.

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An In-Depth Interview with William Graham, Dean of Harvard Divinity School and Professor of Middle Eastern Studies

Rahim Kanani | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Hinduism, History, Islam, Religion, Education, Jewish, Christianity, Aga Khan, Harvard, Buddhism, Extremism, Religion News
Rahim Kanani

What is really needed is to integrate the study of major world cultural and religious traditions into the basic fabric of undergraduate education.

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A Global Interfaith Initiative to Change the World

Rahim Kanani | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Energy, Aga Khan, Religion, Women's Rights, Islam, Education, Poverty, Nuclear Weapons, Health, Environment, Interfaith, Christianity, Buddhism, Faith, Aga Khan Development Network, Religion News
Rahim Kanani

More than two thirds of the world's population - over four billion people - identify with one religion or another. Imagine the motivational energy of these four billion people used as a positive force for global social change.

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The Stewardship Report on Connecting Goodness Announces Editorial Calendar

Jim Luce | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Romeo and Juliet, Film, Chicago, Bono, Literature, Carolyn B. Maloney, South Africa, Nelson Mandela, The Luce Index, Life Style, Mu Sochua, Photography, SOS Children?S Villages, Josh Silverman, Cancer, HIV & AIDS, Heal the World, Valentines, Performing Arts, Orphan Care, Social Change, Palitha Kohona, Bangladesh, Oprah Winfrey, Social Gospel, Jamaica, Jimmy Carter, India, Hillary Clinton, Human Rights, Huffington Post, Hinduism, Skype Interviews, Judaism, Economy, Novels, Washington, Gay Rights, South Asia, Better the World, New Delhi, Gay Immigration, Stewardship Report, Jlsr, Port-Au-Prince, John Lee, Women?S Issues, Love, Bill Clinton, Michelle Obama, Dalai Lama, Wal-Mart, Health, New York City, Muhammad Yunus, Haiti, Orphans Interntional Worldwide, Cambodia, New York Times, Relationships, Going Green, Museums, Buddhism, Dance, Helping the Unfortunate, Europe, Puerto Rico, Human Rights Watch, Jim Luce Stewardship Report, Sri Lanka, West Virginia, Universal Human Rights Declaration, Chinese, Episcopal Presiding Bishop, Child Care, Jim Luce, Unions, Dr. Steven Becker, Humanism, Alaska, Food Stamps, Holiday Season, Unsung Heroes, Bettering Humanity, Americas, Los Angeles, Barack Obama, Education, Care, Shyam Selvadurai, Christianity, Arianna Huffington, Connecting Goodness, Worldvision, World Affairs, George Bush, Finance, Children, Nhat Thich Hanh, Music, Thought Leaders, United Nations, Arts, Foster Families, Intergenerational Romance, Desmond Tutu, Goodness, Environment, Elie Wiesel, Travel, Federico & Co., Conflict Resolution, Fine Arts, Katharine Jefferts Schori, Religion, Islam, Developing World, Africa, Unicef, Politics, Theater, Mid-East, Global Citizens, Interracial Love, Connectivity, Culture, Gay Marriage, Tikum Olem, Aga Khan, Jon Sirota, Poverty, Asia-Pacific, Media News
Jim Luce

A bright new face has been added to the crowded Web, drawing a large readership and uploading more than 900 stories in its first twelve weeks. Still ...

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Exclusive: The Aga Khan, Women and Development: The Path of Education

Rahim Kanani | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Women's Rights, Women, Clinton Global Initiative, Education, International Development, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Aga Khan, Aga Khan Development Network, World Economic Forum, Philanthropy, Strategic Philanthropy, Impact News
Rahim Kanani

As development agencies integrate their efforts to reduce the massive inequalities plaguing women and girls worldwide, we must never forget the value of human dignity, and the power of education to dignify.

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Roshan: Cell Phone Company Helping to Change Afghanistan

Jim Luce | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Cell Phones, GSM Cellular Service Provider, Monaco Telecom International, Canada, Indian Descent, Branding, Street Children, William Inganga, South Africa, Dari, Jim Luce, Entrepreneurialism, Kabul, Women, Thought Leader, Jobs, Microfinance, Sustainable Development, Girls, Pashto, Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, Narcotics Trade, Aga Khan, Aga Khan Development Network, Roshan Telecom Development Company, Taliban, Global Citizen, Afghanistan, Karim Khoja, Roshan, Teliasonera, Akfed, World News
Jim Luce

Upon meeting Karim Khoja, C.E.O. of the Telecom Development Company Afghanistan Ltd., also known as Roshan, Afghanistan's largest cell provider, I kne...

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Sweden's Queen on "Fire Souls" -- Leaders in Child Protection

Jim Luce | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Mats Agurén, Aga Khan, Lucie Hrbkova, Latvia, Lithuania, Ecosoc, Axel Johnson Group, Amir Dossal, Brazil, Estonia, Jenny Bowen, Half the Sky China, Branding Strategies, Ann Veneman, Barbro E. Heinz Family, Fire Souls, Germany, Millennium Development Goals, Frances D. Alleman-Luce, Marilyn Carlson Nelson, Maja Svenonius, Charlotte Brandin, Childhood Anniversary Symposium, New York News
Jim Luce

Ten years ago, Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden reached the point where she could no longer witness the appalling conditions of children around the ...

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Hashoo Bombers Strike Again

Derek Henry Flood | Posted 06.29.2011

Read More: Takfirism, Pc Hotel Blast, Aga Khan, Ismaili, Afpak, Pakistan Taliban, Pakistan, Serena Hotel, Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar, Benazir Bhutto, Terrorism, Islamabad Marriott, World News
Derek Henry Flood

People across the region who depend on the Ismaili establishment for employment, sustenance and remittances have suffered enormously from the Taleban's unforgiving insurgency.

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