
Advocacy Through House Resolution 662
Since 2015, WWH has been working closely with Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX 30) proposing a Congressional Resolution to nationally recognize the hate crime victims and survivors of 9/11. On

Since 2015, WWH has been working closely with Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX 30) proposing a Congressional Resolution to nationally recognize the hate crime victims and survivors of 9/11. On

Imagine, you drop off your six-year-old son at school in the morning, only to receive his tiny, lifeless, bullet riddled body instead of his jovial, bubbly self at pickup. You

Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked and unjustified attack on Ukraine has already led to hundreds of deaths, countless injuries, and an innumerable toll on human lives. For most of us, experiencing war

Thanks to you, our donors & friends, we are thrilled to share these 2021 Highlights: World Without Hate was nominated for and won the 2021 Human Rights Organization Award from

I will never forget having been in Manhattan that fateful day twenty years ago. The billowing smoke. The disappearing traffic. Thousands running for their lives. Instinctively, I fell into the

World Without Hate has been hard at work on a very special project debuting for the 20th Anniversary of September 11th. A few behind the scenes photos showcase some of