1. Assembly on Women, Faith & Diplomacy
KEEPING FAITH, TRANSFORMING TOMORROW – The role of women as religious leaders and diplomats in peace matters was highlighted at the meeting in November 2020.
Fostering the peaceful coexistence between people and religions.
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10th World Assembly
CARING FOR OUR COMMON FUTURE – 900 participants from various religious communities from over 100 countries came together in Lindau in 2019 to hold inter-religious peace talks.
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DNA-Kit
An ongoing project is the development and testing of an easy-to-use DNA-Kit. With this Kit, survivors of sexual violence can themselves collect high quality forensic evidence from their abuser providing a pathway to access justice.
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Generations in Dialogue
“Conference of the World Council of Religious Leaders on Faith and Diplomacy” –The World Council of Religions for Peace will meet October 4 – 7 and invites generations to discuss the topics Peace and Security, Environment and Humanitarianism.
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07 | “Slavery is not a horror safely confined to the past”
Human trafficking is a business that is flourishing all over the world, even in Europe, because it has low risks and high profits, as Spanish social worker Alejandra Acosta explains. She is the founder of the organization “Break the Silence” that fights against trafficking and modern slavery.
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06 | Intergenerational Dialogue on Humanitarianism
What is humanitarianism to you, and why is it important to engage in humanitarian work? And what is your message to people who have lost hope in doing humanitarian work? Two of many questions Dr. Vinu Aram and Dr. Renz Argao were happy to answer in our third “Intergenerational Dialogue”.
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These are the speakers and the program of “Generations in Dialogue”
The international conferences of Religions for Peace and Ring for Peace, supported by the German Foreign Office, are establishing themselves: locally in Lindau and programmatically on the highest diplomatic level. The list of speakers who will take part confirms this.
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05 | “We cannot afford to ignore religion when it comes to peace and conflict”
Human Rights can never be “won” because there are always people who will fight hard to reverse any gains made, says Andrew Gilmour. Learn, why the head of the Berghof Foundation thinks nations should prepare their population mentally for a rising migration.
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04 | Intergenerational Dialogue on Peace and Security
“How do you feel about the future? What do you see ahead of us? Are you confident or are you doubtful?”, moderator Ana Clara Giovani asks the two guests of our Intergenerational Dialogue on Peace and Security right in the beginning. The answers differ.
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07 | “Slavery is not a horror safely confined to the past”
Human trafficking is a business that is flourishing all over the world, even in Europe, because it has low risks and high profits, as Spanish social worker Alejandra Acosta explains. She is the founder of the organization “Break the Silence” that fights against trafficking and modern slavery.
#RfPGenerationsInDialogue
06 | Intergenerational Dialogue on Humanitarianism
What is humanitarianism to you, and why is it important to engage in humanitarian work? And what is your message to people who have lost hope in doing humanitarian work? Two of many questions Dr. Vinu Aram and Dr. Renz Argao were happy to answer in our third “Intergenerational Dialogue”.
#RfPGenerationsInDialogue
These are the speakers and the program of “Generations in Dialogue”
The international conferences of Religions for Peace and Ring for Peace, supported by the German Foreign Office, are establishing themselves: locally in Lindau and programmatically on the highest diplomatic level. The list of speakers who will take part confirms this.
