All Web Programs

Follow the links to program pages below where you can learn about and register for our upcoming programs. These pages will also contain links to view recordings of past programs.

Current and Past Programs

Michael V. Day, “The Triumph of the Terraces,” July 12, 2 p.m. Eastern

Nabil Fares, “Sacred Norms Across Dispensations: From Extinction to Extension and Distinction, May 17

Vafa Bayat, “What We Are, We Teach,” April 19

Ney Grant, “The Last ‘First Philosophy,’ Part III: The Postmodern Turn,” Sunday, March 15

Ney Grant, “The Last ‘First Philosophy,’ Part II: The Hermeneutic Turn,” Sunday, Feb. 15, 2 p.m. Eastern

Ney Grant, “The Last ‘First Philosophy’ Phenomenology/Philosophical Hermeneutics, Part I: Husserl’s Phenomenology,” Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026

Janice Ndegwa, The Africa Plan, 1950-3: A Vital Precursor to the Ten Year Crusade, Jan. 25,

William P. Collins, “Waiting Ends—the Future Is Now: Millennialism and Prophecy in Spiritual Evolution”, Jan. 18

Necati Alkan, “150 Years of The Secret of Divine Civilization, Dec. 14

Paul Hanley, “Adasiyyih: ‘Abdu’l-Baha Pioneers Regenerative Agriculture and Rural Development,” Dec. 7

Anne Perry, Origin and Significance of Green Acre as a Center of Baha’i Learning, Nov. 9

Marco Oliveira, A Baha’i perspective on Aristotle, “the well-known man of knowledge”, Sept. 14

Ney Grant, “Oneness and Time: Temporality and Progress in the Baha’i Writings,” Aug. 24

Marco Oliveira, “A Baha’i Perspective on ‘the Divine Plato’”

Heather Harvey, “Winnifred Harvey and the Beginnings of the Baha’i Faith in Ottawa”

Karen Webb, “Quddus: A Comprehensive English Biography”

Lex Musta, Parallel Paths of Service: The Lives of Corinne True and Coralie Franklin Cook

From the Seed of Love We Sow: A Panel Discussion about Tahirih, Session 2

From the Seed of Love We Sow: A Panel Discussion about Tahirih, Session 1

Moojan Momen, “The Afnan Library: A Resource for Scholars of the Baha’i Faith

Ted Brownstein, “Race Unity in the Torah”

Hoda Mahmoudi, A Faith that Acts: The Story of Susan Moody

Sovaida Maani-Ewing, Why the Role of the Custodians in Piloting the Ark of the Cause is Historically Unprecedented and Offers Lessons for the Future

Violetta Zein, Shoghi Effendi in Africa

Steven Kolins, African American Newspaper Publishers and Chief Editors, featuring Thelma Thurston Gorham

Duane Herrmann, The Role of Barbara Ehrsam in Bringing the Bahá’í Faith to Kansas

Hooper Markert, Parallels between the Bhagavad-Gita and the Writings of Bahá’u’lláh

Nancy Lee Harper, Dialectical Discourse: Untangling Seven Conceptions about Hand of the Cause Amelia Collins

Necati Alkan, A Survey of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s Turkish Writings

Necati Alkan, The Babi and Bahá’í Religions in the Ottoman Empire

Peter Terry, The Oneness of Religion

JoAnn Borovicka, Fact or Myth? Understanding What We Can and Cannot Assume When the Central Figures Cite Biblical Stories

Moojan Momen, The History of the Bahá’í Faith in Britain

Marco Olivera, Socrates: The Most Distinguished of All Philosophers

Brendan McNamara, The Reception of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá in Britain

Wendi Momen, Enabling Girls to Flourish: How the Bahá’í Teachings Foster the Advancement, Empowerment, and Protection of Girls

A Conversation About Corinne True with Gisu Mohadjer

Harold Rosen, Eye to the Ages: A Baha’i Inspired Philosophy of History

Adib Masumian, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá in Europe, 1912-13

Mike McMullen, The American Bahá’í Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

A Discussion with Todd Lawson

Why Study History and Philosophy?

Ed Sevcik, Introduction to the U.S. National Baha’i Archives