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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Four religions gather to pray together in front of the Ring for Peace
The Lindau association “Friedensräume” invited on Thursday to a common prayer of the religions at the Ring for Peace in the Lindau Luitpoldpark. We were present at the ceremony, which makes us look forward to our ceremony on October 5.
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02 | Jeffrey Sachs: “We are at a critical juncture”
Jeffrey Sachs takes the old generations to task: those who are now in power must act. Read also why a decision by the German Federal Constitutional Court should set a precedent worldwide.
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01 | Intergenerational Dialogue on Environment
Ela Gandhi and Eda Molla Chousein are the two guests on the first “Dialogue of the Generations” video talk. They discuss how their two generations think differently and in the same way about environmental protection.
#RfPWomenFaithDiplomacy
11: Interview with Ani Zonneveld
She is the first Malaysian Grammy winner and founded the non-profit organization Muslims for Progressive Values. This organization calls for Muslim societies to pay more attention to human rights. Learn why many young Muslims like Zonneveld believe Islam needs reform.
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Margot Käßmann Wishes for Stronger Commitment Against Nuclear Weapons from Younger People
The former EKD Council President was a guest speaker at the anniversary celebration of 20 years of peace rooms. In her speech, she criticized the arms deals of nations like Germany and called on religions to do more to shake things up.
#RfPNews
Four religions gather to pray together in front of the Ring for Peace
The Lindau association “Friedensräume” invited on Thursday to a common prayer of the religions at the Ring for Peace in the Lindau Luitpoldpark. We were present at the ceremony, which makes us look forward to our ceremony on October 5.
#RfPGenerationsInDialogue
02 | Jeffrey Sachs: “We are at a critical juncture”
Jeffrey Sachs takes the old generations to task: those who are now in power must act. Read also why a decision by the German Federal Constitutional Court should set a precedent worldwide.
#RfPGenerationsInDialogue
01 | Intergenerational Dialogue on Environment
Ela Gandhi and Eda Molla Chousein are the two guests on the first “Dialogue of the Generations” video talk. They discuss how their two generations think differently and in the same way about environmental protection.
#RfPWomenFaithDiplomacy
11: Interview with Ani Zonneveld
She is the first Malaysian Grammy winner and founded the non-profit organization Muslims for Progressive Values. This organization calls for Muslim societies to pay more attention to human rights. Learn why many young Muslims like Zonneveld believe Islam needs reform.
#RfPNews
Margot Käßmann Wishes for Stronger Commitment Against Nuclear Weapons from Younger People
The former EKD Council President was a guest speaker at the anniversary celebration of 20 years of peace rooms. In her speech, she criticized the arms deals of nations like Germany and called on religions to do more to shake things up.
