There is a danger some community programmes are further separating an already fracturing state.

We brought together City Circle (Muslim) and London Jewish Forum. They got individuals and groups to sign the United London Stands declaration, a commitment to work together to fight Antisemitism, Islamophobia and other forms of hate.

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Meeting others in the middle should not mean leaving ourselves behind. The classroom can be a controlled space in which we can learn how to talk, perhaps even argue, about the differences that make us who we are.

In this article, Three Faiths Forum’s Natasha Silver shares her views.

Youth groups from St John the Evangelist church, Edgware Reform Synagogue and a Somali Muslim Youth have met regularly for the past year.

Father John Hawkins says this project has: "created the desire to... live in mutual respect rather than collective fear".

Thousands of people from the main world faiths have participated in activities at the St Ethelburga's Centre. They are now sharing their experiences through a free resource, "The Spectrum".

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