The World House Project is part of the Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law
Educating on human rights and nonviolence is one of the main pillars of The World House Project. Building on the work of the Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute, notably the King Papers Project and the Liberation Curriculum, we develop innovative and authoritative educational resources. Our goal is to make these resources freely available to all peoples of the world to illuminate the past, speak to the present, and empower them to build a more just and peaceful future.
We are a global network of organizations and individuals committed to human rights and nonviolence. The World House Global Network facilitates communication and collaboration among people working on local and global levels for peace and justice. Our goal is to build solidarity and grow the sense of community among all people defending human rights nonviolently and realizing King's vision of peaceful coexistence in the World House.
Stanford Continuing Studies Course
Join us for the weekly office hour where Dr. Carson discusses life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., and the freedom struggles he inspired.
Mary King and the Rev. James Lawson
Rajmohan and Ela Gandhi, Martin Luther King III and Yolanda King, Juanita and Anthony Chavez
The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II