Press Releases
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Press release of the closing press conference, October 7
Conference of religious leaders in Lindau ends. Young generation: Give us a seat at the table
Statement of the World Council of Religions for Peace, Lindau 2021
Statement of the World Council of Religions for Peace, Lindau 2021
Press Release to the Opening of the Conference, October 4
“Religions are not the enemies of science” - World Council calls on religious leaders to get behind vaccination campaigns at Lindau conference.
Press release: Speaker and program of “Generations in Dialogue”
United nations, united religions: Speakers and program promise diplomacy at the highest level in Lindau in October - and a gripping duel of arguments
World Council of Religious Leaders meets in Lindau for plenary session to connect generations
Download here the official announcement of the "Conference of the World Council of Religious Leaders on Faith and Diplomacy: Generations in Dialogue" to be held in Lindau, Germany, October 4-7.
International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women: Help for Rape Victims worldwide – steered by Lindau
Today, November 25th, the world commemorates discrimination and violence against women and girls. The Lindauer Foundation Peace Dialogue of the World Religions and Civil Society, Ring for Peace, is permanently launching very concrete projects to remedy this situation
Female Religious Leaders push for Environmental Protection
The connection between humans and the environment plays a major role in interreligious dialogue, and becomes especially evident considering that the canons of all world religions agree that nature must be protected.
Religiously motivated hatred must be countered with diplomacy
High participation in virtual Religions for Peace conference: more than 1,500 daily livestream participants / tens of thousands reached via social channels – Focus on women and diplomacy – Covid-19 requires more dialogue with religious leaders
Women Engagement: Help for Beirut, refugees and against racism
To develop strategies for prevention and help, it needs diplomatic experience, empathy and sensitivity in both politics and religion.
