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Youth

NSW: Youth show interfaith spirit

September 9, 2016 by Admin

nswyWHEN more than 300 people from different religious backgrounds attended Australia’s largest interfaith event for young people – the Youth PoWR conference – in North Sydney last Saturday night (September 3), the frequency of nods of understanding stood out most.

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Categories New South Wales Tags Interfaith, Judaism, NSW, PoWR, Youth

NSW: Youth PoWR 2016

August 10, 2016 by Admin

powrThe Columbian Mission Institute – along with its volunteers from many religions – will conduct a Youth Parliament of World Religions (PoWR) at Monte Sant Angelo Mercy College, North Sydney on Saturday, 3 September 2016.

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Categories New South Wales, News Tags Columban Mission Institute, Interfaith, NSW, parliament, Youth

Victoria: Youth Workshop – Global Citizenship and You, Embracing Earth’s Challenge

July 18, 2016 by Admin

BCV Logo_RGB The Buddhist Council of Victoria in partnership with Dharma Drum Mountain Buddhist Assoc. USA, Dharma Drum Mountain Buddhist Assoc. Melbourne Chapter, and The Interfaith Centre of Melbourne will present a workshop for young people to explore enhancing a human/earth relationship.

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Categories News, Victoria Tags Buddhism, Earth, Relationship, Victoria, Youth

Symposium: Religion and Young People Today – Diverse Beliefs in Turbulent Times

April 29, 2016 by Admin

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The Broken Bay Institute in partnership with The Sociological Association of Australia’s (TASA) Sociology of Religion Thematic Group will conduct the 2016 Symposium on the topic of Religion and Young People Today – Diverse Beliefs in Turbulent Times

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Categories News Tags Broken Bay Institute, eConference, Faith, Religion, Youth

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Religions for Peace Australia acknowledges the traditional owners of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures, and to the elders both past and present.

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2021 Interfaith Calendar

Calendar of Cultural and Religious Dates lists events for different cultural groups and faiths in Australia, 2021.

2020 Interfaith Calendar

Calendar of Cultural and Religious Dates lists events for different cultural groups and faiths in Australia, 2020.

Multifaith Chaplaincy

Multifaith Chaplaincy

Multifaith Chaplaincy is a research and development project by Religions for Peace Australia to develop culturally diverse chaplains in the religions that provide services to multifaith Australia. You can read more about Multifaith Chaplaincy

Back your neighbour

Back your neighbour The government is withdrawing support services for people living in our communities who have fled war and persecution, including financial support and trauma counselling from victims of torture. Read more here

Living the Change

Download a One-page guide on Living the Change - Faithful Choices for a flourishing world

Download a Flyer on Living the Change in Multicultural Australia … in a Challenging Climate

Download an offer of a FREE 2.5 hour gentle sharing on reducing carbon in your life for your interfaith group or your religious community. Download here.

Diverse Faiths of Tasmania

Read about the Religious groups in Tasmania.

The Golden Rule

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An Australian Version of the Golden Rule Poster - with Australian Aboriginal ethic - is available.

Interfaith Resources for Domestic Violence

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Booklet produced by City of Greater Dandenong Interfaith Network

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Promoting Equal and Respectful Relationships in Faith Communities: a Manual and Tool Kit

Importance of Interfaith Dialogue

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Canberra Interfaith Forum conducted a forum with multiple faiths addressing the Importance of Interfaith Dialogue.

Anti Racism

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Religions for Peace Australia has partnered with the Australian Human Rights Commission Anti Racism Strategy

Racism – Community Reporting Tool (Victoria)

Racism - Have you been unfairly treated? Regardless of where you’re from, what you look like, what you believe or what language you speak, no one should have to endure racism in the place they call home. You can report racism you have experienced in Victoria, here.

Australian Religious Response to Climate Change

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Visit the website of the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change

Religions for Peace

Religions for Peace Australia is a global, community-based organisation working for global peace across the world and for social cohesion in Australia in other countries, and for peace and co-operation between the religions of the world. It works for an understanding of the benefits that religion and religious moderation brings to society, and works against religiously based extremism that is violent. Religions for Peace Australia has affiliates and branches in all states of Australia.

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