Religions for Peace

A global multi-religious peacebuilding coalition with experienced interreligious platforms in nearly 100 countries & 6 regions - Celebrated 50 years in 2020.

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Together, as one global interfaith family, we pledge to uphold the sacredness of life. We commit to a future where every girl is free, safe, and empowered — a future of shared sacred flourishing.

Video produced by @acrl_rfp for our #UNGA80 Side Event with @GPtoEndFGM #endFGM

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We are still accepting nominations for the 2026 Women of Excellence in Multi-Religious Action Award! Three winners will receive $2,500 USD and the opportunity to be honored at an award ceremony in New York. Nominate her today 🔗 https://t.co/yidvOjE3pg

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At the Festival of Faiths, Inspired Roots: Courage Grounded in Faith brought together spiritual teachers, historians and storytellers to explore stories of courage from different faith traditions 🕊️ The session featured a musical performance by Meena Atif.

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Religions for Peace is honored to have been invited by the Center for Interfaith Relations to attend the Festival of Faiths. We look forward to joining this celebration of interfaith understanding and sharing updates throughout the day 🕊️ Follow along for more!

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As AI increasingly shapes military operations, preserving human responsibility and ethical judgment is more important than ever. On 3 December, RfP will host a side event at UN Headquarters during the TPNW Review Conference. Register: https://t.co/rLiJ9FKhk9

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Meet our amazing interns! 🕊️We are grateful to have passionate young people contributing to the mission of RfP.

Interested in joining us? You can apply too! Discover internship opportunities and learn more about becoming part of our team 🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/4p9d6qQ99p

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Meet our amazing interns! 🕊️We are grateful to have passionate young people contributing to the mission of RfP

Interested in joining us? You can apply too! Discover internship opportunities and learn more about becoming part of our team 🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/4p9d6qQ99p

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Meet our amazing interns! 🕊️ We are grateful to have passionate young people contributing to the mission of RfP. Interested in joining us? You can apply too! Discover internship opportunities and learn more about becoming part of our team 🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/4p9d6qQ99p

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As COP31 brings global leaders to Antalya, Türkiye, join Religions for Peace and its partners for: Sacred Trust, Local Action: "Bridging Faith, Climate and Community-Led Resilience" This event is exclusively accessible to accredited COP31 delegates. More: https://t.co/OymBm6elow

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As COP31 begins in Türkiye, faith communities have an important role to play in protecting our common home 🕊️ Dr. Charles McNeill explores why faith communities are essential to advancing Shared Sacred Flourishing for all. Read the full article: https://t.co/jDgwDHMwMq

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Religions for Peace wishes a joyful and blessed Diwali to all who celebrate! 🪔 May the festival of lights bring hope, harmony, and renewed commitment to building a more peaceful and compassionate world.

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Our time in Toronto allowed a visit to the CN Tower, which offers a splendid view of the city and Lake Ontario 😉

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Religious leaders from Canada, Mexico and the United States came together in Toronto for the launch of Shared Sacred Flourishing – a concrete vision for effective interreligious collaboration. Read more https://t.co/IEUD1sjxDS

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Coming together, learning from one another, and working for a better humanity. Azhar Azeez, CEO of the Islamic Society of North America, emphasized the vital role of religious leaders in times of natural and human-made crises🕊️ Read more: https://t.co/IEUD1sjxDS

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Rev. Mujūdeti Davinia Ríos, Official Representative of Mar de Lotos Templo Zen, reflected on the values we share across different faiths. She expressed her support for the connections between Canada, the U.S., and Mexico 🕊️ Read more: https://t.co/IEUD1sjxDS

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Delegates from Russia and Ukraine sat in the same room this week. So did delegates from Iran and Israel.

The Jerusalem Interfaith Center joined the Fourth Tokyo Peace Process, a gathering built specifically around the conflicts most forums are too cautious to name directly: Russia and Ukraine, the Middle East, Haiti, Myanmar, Sudan. Rabbi Dr. @arilavi represented the center among religious leaders from Russia, Ukraine, Iran, Israel, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.

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During the RfP North America Launch in Toronto, Father Nicolas Kazarian, Co-Moderator of RfP USA, expressed his excitement about bringing together communities from Canada, the U.S., and Mexico🕊️ Read more: https://t.co/IEUD1sjxDS

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Around the world, millions of women of faith contribute to the betterment of society. They deserve recognition. Nominate a woman of faith affiliated with Religions for Peace to highlight her valuable contributions! Nominate her by November 30 🔗 https://t.co/yidvOjE3pg

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The United Nations General Assembly ended more than a month ago -- but a variety of impressions resonated. Why were religious leaders notably absent from discussions of AI? Why didn't the antisemitism/anti-Islamophobia discussion get more attention? etc! https://t.co/aCxPvpy1Li

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During the RfP North America Launch in Toronto, The Right Rev. Dr. Kimberly Heath, Moderator of The United Church of Canada, reflected on the growing polarization and spread of hate in our world. Change is possible when we work together 🕊️ Read more: https://t.co/IEUD1sjxDS

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“Every faith community has something valuable to offer”. Homi Gandhi of the Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America highlights the importance of collaboration despite our differences🕊️ Read more: https://t.co/IEUD1sjxDS