March Newsletter

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What's My Story?

19th March 6.30pm

Storytelling workshop using Krishnamurti’s technique of‘’choiceless awareness’.

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Youth Conference 'Dialogue'

21st March 2009

An opportunity for young people to offer solutions to key decision makers.

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What a Drama!

4th April 2-5.30pm

Bored of interfaith dialogue? Why not try interfaith drama at St Ethelburga's. Come prepared to be offended!

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MUJU: Enough is Enough

15 March 2009 6-9PM

An evening of high impact drama inspired by recent events in the Middle East.

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East London Three Faiths Forum

2nd April 8pm

A 3ff local group event on: The Jewish Pesach and the Christian Passover

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Cross, Crescent & Cool

8th June 11am-2:30

Training day for building bridges between Christian and Muslim teenagers

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Urban Dialogues

Interfaith groups are not a new phenomenon in the UK. Many have operated successfully for years. But, for a variety of reasons, young professionals have stood back from involvement. The result is that the energy and commitment of those who set the style and pace in so many other spheres is missing in the interfaith arena. Society as a whole has been the loser. Three Faiths Forum's new initiative, Urban Dialogues, offers a chance for those who have stood aside until now to get involved in a lively and active way in interfaith activity. Urban Dialogues events are attractive because of the high quality speakers, discussing relevant topics opportunities to take part in shared social action
We are looking for further support for Urban Dialogues in London, as well as high-level speakers who would be appealing to all three communities. Information on future events will be released in the coming months. > read more

Features

Playing with Fire, Faith and Four Letter Words		Faith & Fashion - New Project
Debbie Danon, Three Faiths Forum education officer explores how we help young people to choose the right words to explore controversial issues in the classroom and beyond. >read article		The Three Faiths Forum’s new project will help young women explore identities, cultures, and traditions through clothing and fashion. The year-long project will engage young women (aged 13-18) through a series of facilitated workshops, museum visits and creative design projects. > more


BBC presenter urges politicians to be open about their Faith		Tales of a ParliaMentee
Jon Sopel (The Politics Show & BBC News 24) spoke at the US Embassy in London to over a hundred young people and invited guests about faith, politics and the media. > more		Ben Grabiner, Undergraduate ParliaMentors participant writes about their project to produce Interfaith Weeks on University campuses. > more


Internocracy - Widening access to internships		Dialoguing about the Middle East: New Resource Pack
Internocracy are work with public, private and third sector organisations to raise the quality of their internship programmes. Internocracy gives financial assistance to potential interns, providing accommodation and training. They are currently advising the Three Faiths Forum. > more		Windows for Peace (UK) has launched an excellent new resource to help young people talk about the Middle East. Despite the recent violence there are still young people from both communities working for dialogue and a new future in the UK as well as Israel and Palestine. This resource was written by young people, youth workers and adults from the different communities. > more

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