The latest commentary on the Baha'i Faith from Baha'i bloggers and columnists. 

 The content of these blogs and columns does not necessarily represent the views of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States. (Also listen to Baha'i audio feature stories and commentaries.)

Bruktawit Tigabu, the 2001 winner of the Rolex Awards for Enterprise, Young Laureates Programme and member of the Baha'i Faith, is featured in CNN International's African Voices for her co-creation of Ethiopian children's TV show "Tsehai Loves Learning."

Marcia Veach describes the persecution of Baha'is Iran in this editorial in The Register-Guard.

In this editorial in The Huffington Post, Rothwell Polk highlights the Baha'i Festival of Ridvan (celebrated April 21-May 2).

Gleibys L. Buchanan, representative for the Advancement of Women, National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States, shares what Baha’is believe about gender in this editorial in The Washington Post.

Phillipe Copeland highlights in this blog entry on BC blogcritics some Baha'i approaches to governance and effective ways of finding solutions.

Amnesty International speaks out against the "'vindictive' sentence extension" of the seven Iranian Baha'i leaders.

Paula Gordon shares in this editorial in The Huffington Post what she learned from a Baha'i about the importance of conversation.

Rothwell Polk shares the tradition of Naw-Ruz in this editorial from The Huffington Post.

The Muslim Network for Baha'i Rights website offers the following podcast containing an interview with a Baha’i discussing life as a Baha’i in Egypt.

Janet Tanaka shares in this editorial in The News Tribune how the Fast is a means of purification.

Rothwell Polk shares in his blog from The Huffington Post reflections from Baha'is who have just started the fasting period [Mar 2-20]:

Rothwell Polk interviews Andrew Bowen in The Huffington Post about his "Project Conversion"; a project where Andrew is spending each month immersing himself in a different religion, adopting its rites and rituals, learning from its prayers and scriptures, meeting with its believers and sharing what he learns with the world.

Carl highlights the band Common Market in his blog Losing Sight of Land.

Keyvan writes, in a blog on the website for the Center for Global Integrated Education, about the Baha'i process of consultation.