Dan Shoker (Intern June-August 2009) is from Stamford Hill, born to a Adeni-Jewish family.  He is part of the first group of students at Heythrop College to be pursuing a degree in Abrahamic Religions.  His interests lie in using theology in a positive way to encourage and promote interfaith dialogue and shared experiences.  He has also taken an academic interest in Scripture, and in developing a young adult inter-faith group.

"Should we disregard something as 'wrong' based on it being incompatible with our own beliefs and understandings? Or should we start listening more to each other in order to form proper judgements? The Three Faiths Forum works towards improving our understandings of “the other” with their education programmes." >> read more

Onkardeep Singh Khalsa (Intern October-November 2009) is a Graduate from Loughborough University with a degree in Management Sciences.  Onkar helped plan and run several TFF events, such as the Undergraduate ParliaMentors 2009 Launch Event and the Campus FaithHub Tour event.  He was also responsible for creating organizational databases for evaluation and administration.  A Sikh, he also gave presentations and answered questions about the faith and practice of Sikhism.  His interest involve using his IT and business skills to organize interfaith dialogue.

"The Three Faiths Forum stands humbly tall,
Serving the world with selflessness so true.
Bringing together all walks of life,
Creating a better world for me and you." >> read more

Pietro Rocco

"I had never really thought of faith relations as important before, but working at the Forum really opened my eyes to how much work is being done, and must be done, to foster religious cohesion as a means to greater understanding and tolerance in communities and wider society." >> read more