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    New Humanity is an international NGO, active in over 100 countries. Since 1987 New Humanity has enjoyed the Special Consultative Status with ECOSOC/UN and since 2005 General Consultative Status. Since 2008 it has been a recognised NGO partner of UNESCO.
    It participates in European Commission programmes, particularly in the youth area.

  • Banner NH 2- Unity in the Human family
    New Humanity's principles and initiatives draw on the values of the focolare Movement, founded by Chiara Lubich, UNESCO prizewinner in 1996 for peace education and Council of Europe prizewinner in 1998 for Human Rights.
    It spreads the idea of a United World and promotes Universal Fraternity.

  • Banner NH 3- Its the time of action
    Supported by its Delegations in New York, Geneva, Paris, New Humanity participates on projects of the ECOSOC Social Council and UNESCO Council of Human Rights, with involvements on specific themes and presentation of experiences and projects in the fields, in collaboration with other Associated NGOs and with experts in cultural and social matters.

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In Jerusalem "Be the Bridge!": N. H. youth's international Forum on universal Fraternity

Be the Bridge 2With 200 New Humanity youngsters (Youth for a United World)  from 20 countries to enliven proceedings, from 24th  April to 1st  May 2013 "Be the Bridge!", the youth workshop for the analysis and promotion of universal fraternity was held in the Holy Land.
The event saw the young participants actively involved in excursions to the most significant places in the Holy Land, in artistic and musical workshops and in moments for reflection on the subject of universal fraternity.

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Rome: a conference entitled "Chiara Lubich. Light, Life and Culture"

Convegno Chiara Lubich Carisma Storia Cultura-en Five years on from the death of Chiara Lubich, founder of the focolari Movement, over 600 participants, including university lecturers, scholars, researchers, doctoral students and undergraduates, from every part of the world, retraced the evolution of, and recent developments relating to  her spiritual doctrine. The conference was organized by New Humanity, Cittànuova and Sophia University Institute in the Aula Magna of "Sapienza" University in Rome (Italy) on 14th March 2013.

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