Women in Faith Communities at the Centre for Interfaith & Cultural Dialogue, Griffith University.

Posted by Centre for Interfaith & Cultural Dialogue on Monday, 8 February 2016

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What is the Heart of our Humanity : Relecting on the history of Interfaith and the Parliament of the World's Religions

What is the Heart of our Humanity:  Boroondara Interfaith Network

(Please pass on to your respective networks) The Boroondara Interfaith Network, in partnership with Swinburne Chaplaincy and Swinburne University, invite you to join: What is the Heart of our Humanity? | Community reflection on the history of interfaith and the Parliament of the World’s Religions Date: Wednesday 11 November 2015       Time: 4pm to 6:30pm Location: Level 2, Swinburne Multi Faith Facility, The George Building, 34 Wakefield Street, Hawthorn The Parliament is the oldest and most inclusive gathering of people of all faith traditions across the globe. At this year’s conference in Salt Lake City, over 10,000 people came together to discuss topics about compassion, peace, justice and sustainability. As part of our reflection, hear about some of the key issues raised at the Parliament and share in a community conversation about the meaning of our humanity here in Boroondara. A vegetarian afternoon tea will be provided. Please feel free to distribute to your networks. All are welcome. RSVP: This is a free event, however bookings are essential. Register online at: www.heartofhumanity.eventbrite.com.au Note: If you would like to attend this event and have specific access, communication or dietary needs please call 9278 4753 by Monday 2 November and we will do our best to accommodate you. Read More

Presenters required for the Schools Program of the Jewish Christian Muslim Association of Australia (JCMA)

JCMA School Workshops Presenters Required

The Jewish Christian Muslim Association of Australia (JCMA) Schools Program is seeking expressions of interest for new schools presenters for the Primary and Secondary School Workshop Program. 

The JCMA schools program aims to positively counter stereotypes and religious discrimination. The workshops provide a forum to promote acceptance of diversity and difference encouraging greater understanding, respect and empathy for people different from ourselves in our schools and wider community. 

People of Jewish, Christian or Muslim faith background who are confident public speakers, dynamic and articulate are advised of this unique opportunity to share experiences of their beliefs and practices with young people.

As a JCMA presenter you will need:

• Strong knowledge of your faith and willingness to share your story 
• Capability to engage and connect with young audiences 
• Knowledge to convincingly respond to questions and work collaboratively 
• Confident presentation skills including role play (Primary Program is largely performance-based) 

Note:

• these are paid casual positions
• presentations are usually conducted during school hours
• interviews for new presenters will be held afternoon of 30 April 2015.

Enquiries:  For a copy of the JCMA Schools Presenter Position Description and the skills & experience requirements please go to our website jcma.org.au/employment or call Doug Sandiford on 9287 5571 or email schoolscoordinator@jcma.org.au.

To Apply: Forward your CV by email, including a response to the skills & experience criteria, by 4.00pm, 23rd April, 2015.

 

Jay Phillilps Center for Interfaith Learning

For your edification and education and exploration - a very interesting interfaith site...

The Jay Phillips Center for Interfaith Learning

The Jay Phillips Center for Interfaith Learning is a collaborative enterprise of the University of St. Thomas and Saint John’s University (MN), and it also serves the College of Saint Benedict (MN), which shares a common curriculum with Saint John's. Its mission is to promote interfaith learning, friendship, and service among people of various religions.