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.
Fostering the peaceful coexistence between people and religions.
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Our Projects
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#RfPDNAKit
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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Education Project
Ring for Peace and Religions for Peace are committed to an educational project with students on the topic of interreligious peace dialogue and responsibility for peace.
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Women, Faith & Diplomacy
KEEPING FAITH, TRANSFORMING TOMORROW
The role of women as religious leaders and diplomats in peace matters was highlighted at the meeting on November 10-13, 2020.
News
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Religions for Peace Receives International “Four Freedoms Award”
The prestigious peace prize is awarded internationally every two years. In 2016, German Chancellor Angela Merkel received the Freedom Medal. Now Religions for Peace has been honored in the “Religious Freedom” category.
#RfPReligionsforPeace
Religions for Peace discusses equitable distribution of vaccines with WHO Secretary-General
Representatives of the Religions for Peace network exchanged views with Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, secretary-general of WHO, about vaccine equity and the need to engage more with anti-vaccination activists.
#RfPWomenFaithDiplomacy
An interview concerning International Women’s Day: “I call on men to speak less and to listen more”
March 8 is International Women’s Day. To mark the occasion, we publish this interview with Rachel Rosenbluth, one of the first Jewish women to be ordained as a rabbi. Rosenbluth was a speaker at the 1st Assembly on Women, Faith & Diplomacy in November 2020. Read, what she asks of men in the name of all women of faith.
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International Day against Violence against Women – How Ring for Peace is involved
Today, November 25th, the world commemorates discrimination and violence against women and girls. The Lindauer Stiftung Friedensdialog der Weltreligionen und Zivilgesellschaft, Ring for Peace, is permanently launching very concrete projects to remedy this situation. Learn more about the ongoing efforts of our foundation.
#RfPNews
Interview with Gunnar Stålsett
The ecumenical unity of the churches depends in particular on the question of the extent to which women and men are equal, explains former Bishop Gunnar Stålsett. Stålsett believes that for women in the Orthodox Church to have more rights, a religious leader is needed who is willing to risk his own future for the future of the Church.
#RfPReligionsforPeace
Religions for Peace Receives International “Four Freedoms Award”
The prestigious peace prize is awarded internationally every two years. In 2016, German Chancellor Angela Merkel received the Freedom Medal. Now Religions for Peace has been honored in the “Religious Freedom” category.
#RfPReligionsforPeace
Religions for Peace discusses equitable distribution of vaccines with WHO Secretary-General
Representatives of the Religions for Peace network exchanged views with Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, secretary-general of WHO, about vaccine equity and the need to engage more with anti-vaccination activists.
#RfPWomenFaithDiplomacy
An interview concerning International Women’s Day: “I call on men to speak less and to listen more”
March 8 is International Women’s Day. To mark the occasion, we publish this interview with Rachel Rosenbluth, one of the first Jewish women to be ordained as a rabbi. Rosenbluth was a speaker at the 1st Assembly on Women, Faith & Diplomacy in November 2020. Read, what she asks of men in the name of all women of faith.
#RfPNews
International Day against Violence against Women – How Ring for Peace is involved
Today, November 25th, the world commemorates discrimination and violence against women and girls. The Lindauer Stiftung Friedensdialog der Weltreligionen und Zivilgesellschaft, Ring for Peace, is permanently launching very concrete projects to remedy this situation. Learn more about the ongoing efforts of our foundation.
