Interreligious Dialogue and Racism

Zoom Webinar

Join our conversation on interreligious dialogue and racism with some of the leading scholars and figures in the interreligious world! We will look at how racism can affect interreligious dialogue itself and how dialogue can combat racism. Do not miss this important and interesting webinar organized by the Rossing Center!

Speakers:

Prof. Marc Gopin- Director of the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution

Prof. Azza Karam- Secretary General of Religions for Peace

Hector Ferrer, PhD Candidate- Associate Director of the Center for Philosophy, Religion and Social Ethnics at the Institute for Christian Studies

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The Increasing Hostility Towards Christians in the Holy Land: Voices from the Field

The Increasing Hostility Towards Christians in the Holy Land: Voices from the Field – In light of the disturbing increase of attacks against Christians in Jerusalem and other areas of the Holy Land, we want to offer local and international audiences a nuanced analysis of what is happening in the field.

The Rossing Report 06/2023

Dear Friends, We write to you after months of turbulence, marked by unprecedented protests over the judicial reforms proposed by the most right-wing government in Israel’s …

The 2022 annual report

2022 was an exciting year!
Click here to see what we’ve been up to over the past year.

Stories Beyond the Arches: Women’s Voices from Ramle

We are excited to invite you to the opening of the exhibition “Stories Beyond the Arches: Women’s Voices from Ramle”, which will be held on 15.3 at 18:00 in a mark of International Women’s Day which is celebrated a week before. The exhibition is the result of the work of the Open House volunteers, in collaboration with Keshet 360 Ramla Youth Center.

The Christian Communities of Jerusalem – What Has Changed?

Current Situation and Future Prospects | Annual Symposium in Memory of Daniel Rosing, Founding Director of The Rossig Center for Education and Dialogue

Partnership is Power – Fundraising Campaign

Today there are many forces working to make the place where we live less democratic, less inclusive and accepting, who believe in a world based on hatred, separation and ethnic, national and religious discrimination.

We say no.

No to the prevailing cycle of hatred and fear, no to prejudice and discrimination.

Instead we say yes.

Yes to mutual respect and shared society. Yes to creating the desire and the capacity to live together. Yes to a future of equality and inclusion.

We need you because partnership is power!

Interreligious Dialogue and Racism