Voices of faith

Religious-leaders videos

Faith leaders from across the consortium reflect on dialogue, coexistence, and the aims of InterMu-Se.

Greece

Symplexis

Cyprus

RESET

Ireland

Dublin City Interfaith Forum

France

Coexister

Spain

Mozaika

Italy

COREIS

The consortium

Partner-introduction videos

Seven organisations across Europe introduce themselves and what InterMu-Se means for their communities.

Greece

Symplexis

We are Symplexis, an organization committed to enhancing social inclusion and fostering intercultural dialogue. Through InterMu-Se, we aim to connect communities and help counter prejudice by promoting understanding and collaboration among people of diverse religious and cultural backgrounds.

Greece

Interorthodox Centre of the Church of Greece

We welcome you to the Interorthodox Centre of the Church of Greece, the institution that brings together religious leaders, believers of different religious traditions, educators and students. We are particularly pleased to participate in the European InterMu-Se project, which aims to combat antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred while encouraging dialogue between people of different religions and cultures. This project allows us to connect with religious communities from all over the world and bring together experts in the field of dialogue, in order to promote the exchange of ideas and good practices. By highlighting the positive contributions of all religious communities participating in InterMu-Se, we share this vision of interfaith cooperation, peace, respect and mutual understanding.

Cyprus

RESET

We are RESET, an organization working for social empowerment and inclusion in Cyprus. Through InterMu-Se, we aim to strengthen interfaith dialogue and build bridges between communities, countering prejudice and promoting a culture of mutual respect.

Ireland

Dublin City Interfaith Forum

We at the Dublin City Interfaith Forum work hard to build better communities for all by bringing together members of the various faith traditions and religions around Dublin through interfaith dialogue and integration. Sadly, over the past few years, Dublin has seen an increase in hate speech, harassment, and violent crimes motivated by hatred for somebody’s race or religion. These crimes generate fear and mistrust and make our communities less safe. Through InterMu-Se, DCIF aims to combat anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim sentiment by addressing negative stereotypes and building trust between the various faith communities in and around Dublin. By promoting social cohesion and tolerance, DCIF can help build safer, more resilient communities.

France

Coexister

Hello, we are Coexister — a movement that brings together young people from different convictions to act together, engage in dialogue, and build social cohesion. With the rise of religious discrimination in Europe in recent years, it is essential to find ways to stand together against these acts of hatred. The InterMu-Se project is therefore crucial in Europe and in France, because it strengthens understanding between people of different beliefs and helps fight religious discrimination. By creating spaces for dialogue and training local actors, InterMu-Se supports us in building societies that are more inclusive, fairer, and where everyone can live their conviction in safety and with confidence.

Spain

Mozaika

We are Mozaika, an organization promoting open Jewish culture in Barcelona. With xenophobia and radicalism on the rise, we believe that the interfaith dialogue promoted by InterMu-Se will foster meaningful connections among the religious minorities based in our city.

Italy

COREIS

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Research

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