One Planet, One Habitation: Conversations around Recasting Humanity’s Relationship with the Natural World
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The Bahá’í International Community’s Office of the United Nations has been learning how movement around climate and the environment could serve as a catalyst for global cooperation. In consultation with collaborators, the BIC has been exploring a number of contributions to the discourse, which have more recently been distilled in a statement titled, One Planet, One Habitation: A Bahá’í Perspective on Recasting Humanity’s Relationship with the Natural World. This session will serve as a case study illustrating how efforts to read reality and apply insights from the Writings to emerging conversations is unfolding on the international stage.
Daniel Perell
Daniel Perell joined the Bahá’í International Community’s United Nations Office as a Representative in 2011. His areas of work include climate change and the environment as well as global governance. Dan holds a JD and an MA in Law and Diplomacy.
Yvette Allen
Yvette Allen joined the Bahá’í International Community’s United Nations Office as a researcher and writer in 2019. Yvette holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences in Sociology and Law, an Honors Degree in Development Studies, and a Master of Philosophy specializing in Social Justice.
47th Annual Conference
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