On Wednesday the 14th October the Three Faiths Forum launched the third year of our ParliaMentors programme, a pioneering initiative that sees students from different religious backgrounds mentored by MPs. Built on the successes of its previous two years, Undergraduate ParliaMentors offers rare networking opportunities for young people of faith hoping to pursue a career in politics, with participants getting to attend high-level events at the Houses of Parliament and Embassies and meet leaders in the field of politics and media, as well as NGOs.
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The Three Faiths Forum welcomed representatives from Muslim, Christian, Jewish and community primary schools at Toynbee Hall on Thursday 24th September to prepare for a school linking programme aimed at combating religious and social tensions and promoting community cohesion.
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Tuesday 17th November, 6.30 PM — 10.30 PM
At BASH, 65 - 71 Scrutton Street London EC2A 4PJ
(Just off Great Eastern Street and Curtain Road. Nearest tube: Old Street)
In celebration of the launch of Karen Armstrong’s Charter for Compassion and the UK’s first Inter Faith Week, Three Faiths Forum together with the JCC for London, Radical Middle Way and Art & Christianity Enquiry present A R T I F I C E.
An evening of visual art, music, video, spoken word, graffiti and dialogue about culture, faith and identity.
The event is FREE and open to all
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Sunday 8th November, 4.00 PM
The Tricycle Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Road, London NW6 7JR
There are free tickets available. Just quote 'MUJU' at the box office for your FREE tickets.
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8th November 2009, 2pm-9pm
The Tricycle Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Road, London NW6
The MUJU Crew present ‘upSTARTS Festival 2009’ in partnership with Three Faiths Forum. A one of a kind festival showcasing new talent from our communities, performing side by side and in partnership. An amazing line up of artists already confirmed; including live theatre, comedy, film, spoken word/hip hop, scriptural illumination, fashion and much more.
Tickets: £4 (half day), £8 (all day incl. evening show and special guests) Box office: 020 7328 1000
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Thursday 12th November - 7 pm
Does charity begin at home, or do we have a duty to the world’s most vulnerable wherever they may be? In the wake of the financial crisis, Voteclash comes to City University London to challenge the debate around priorities and responsibility at a time of global need. Introducing senior economists alongside representatives from the major international NGOs, the debate will ask “Should we sort ourselves out before saving the world?”
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Looking for a career in interfaith?
Want to boost your CV?
We have opportunities for people to join our internship programme, starting in January or May. You will be a valued member of the TFF team, receiving training and other opportunities. Most internship are for 8-12 weeks and can be part or full time. We particularly need a female intern to support the Faith and Fashion project. To get the job descriptions and application form, please email our intern coordinator.
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Are you Muslim, Christian or Jewish and based in London?
Want to dispel prejudice about your faith?
Got some spare time to inspire young people?

The Three Faiths Forum needs YOU!

We are looking for a new generation of confident, dynamic volunteers to present short talks about their faith to young audiences in our workshops. You will require some knowledge of your faith tradition and a passion for discussing issues of faith and identity.
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