Human Rights - Ethics

This book is the story of Harlem Prep: Transforming Dropouts into Scholars.

Intermarry explores the most challenging issue of racism through the turbulent relationship of Jack Wolinsky and Fiona Reed. Jack, a young white architect concerned about stagnant race relations, tries to redevelop a segment of the inner city. Fiona is the ambitious young black woman whose drive gives his dream wings. Together, they build a new company, strive to rebuild a community, and make some inadvertent enemies. With Intermarry, the conversation on race unity has begun.

Peace For Our Planet

A New Approach

Amidst the blinding haze generated by the accelerating collapse of outworn mindsets and institutions, this book brings into focus the forward march of the constructive process towards peace, and the powerful role each of us can play in its realization.

(Minor Bahá’i content)

This manual is a valuable tool for parents, youth, social workers, life skills educators, principals, psychologists, and libraries.

Flame of Tests, over thirty-four years in the writing, is the story of the great love and sacrifice of two victims of Iran’s Islamic regime. In it, Mehri Mavaddat, an Iranian Bahá’í of Jewish background, tells how her husband, Farhang Mavaddat, an elected member of a local Bahá’í administrative body in the early aftermath of the Islamic Revolution, suffered unspeakable persecution, imprisonment and, finally, death for his religious beliefs.