Chronology: Date 2015-09

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2015 25 Sep 201-	The UN further defined its Sustainable Development goals at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit, Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Subsequently, on the 15th of November, the Bahá'í International Community published the statement, Summoning Our Common Will: A Baha'i Contribution to the United Nations Global Development Agenda.	Sustainable development; Bahá'í International Community; - BIC statements; - Statements; New York, USA; United States (USA)
2015 8 - 9 Sep 201-	The Baha'i International Community and representatives of 23 other major religious traditions offered to the United Nations ideas and action plans in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) — called Agenda 2030, the UN's primary development agenda for the next 15 years. Referred to as "the Bristol Commitments", contributions from the various religious groups were presented and discussed at a two-day event, titled "Faith in the Future", in Bristol, UK. The event was co-hosted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Alliance of Religions and Conservation (ARC). Daniel Perell, a representative of the BIC to the UN, spoke about the transformational power of religion, which can tap human motivation at the deepest levels. [BWNS 1067]	Bahá'í International Community; United Nations; Faith in the Future (conference); Daniel Perell; - BIC statements; Bristol, England
2015 Sep 201-	President Hadi returned to Aden after Saudi-backed government forces recaptured the port city from Houthi forces.	Yemen, Recent history; Hadi; Aden, Yemen; Yemen
2015 Sep 201-	As of this date the Bahá'í community in the United States had about 175,000 Bahá'ís (less than one percent of the nation's population), residing in more than 9,000 localities. The makeup of the Faith's adherents was very diverse. The largest communities were in California, Georgia, Illinois, South Carolina, and Texas. There were Bahá'í communities in every state. (From 'Information about the Bahá'í Faith for Funeral Directors', a document available at US National website)[ Bahá'í Historical Facts MARCH 4, 2018]	Statistics; United States (USA)


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