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The World Religions Conference (WRC) is an multi-faith event which brings together well-known scholars from the world’s major religions to speak on a common topic from the point of view of their respective religious traditions. It has served as an invaluable forum for different religious and ethnic communities to gather in the spirit of tolerance, peace, cooperation, and understanding. The WRC serves the noble purpose of educating members of the community regarding interesting and relevant topics by providing a platform where all major religions can pool their collective wisdom and teachings regarding the topic. Continually on the rise in terms of organizational standards, quality of content, and attendance, the WRC has become the largest multi-faith event of its kind in Canada. With its ever-growing profile in the Waterloo Region and Canadian society in general, the WRC has become a central meeting place for religious leaders and their communities. The conference has had the honour of being noted by prominent figures including the Prime Minister of Canada, and the Chief Justice of Canada, in addition to dozens of other local, provincial and national leaders. The speakers are specially sought out and invited by the organizing committee to ensure that each faith is represented by a knowledgeable scholar of that particular faith, who does justice to the topic and the religion that he or she represents. The premier organizer of the event is Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama`at Canada. Cooperation and partnership includes several cities, academic institutions, faith based associations, student clubs and other organizations. Each year a theme is chosen as a topic for deliberations for the speakers and scholars representing various religions. Renowned speakers representing Aboriginal Peoples' Religions, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Sikh Religion and Humanism (Atheism) participate at the event. For More info, call : 1-877-INFO-WRC

The School of Education in New York offers a Master of Arts in Religious Education (M.A.R.E.) degree in several formats: a two-year and two-summer full-time degree; a longer part-time M.A.R.E. degree, for those students who need a more flexible setting (mid-career change students with less mobility); and a program for practitioners already in Jewish education who want to upgrade their credentials; or for general educators who wish to work in Jewish education. Each student will complete the same Judaic and Education Core courses and a supervised practica in his/her chosen specialized area. Students will be prepared to work in all areas of the Jewish community: synagogue, religious schools, day schools, camps, central agencies and communal organizations, while developing specific skills in one of two areas of specialization.

SWO is a community based, charitable and a non profit organization, to fulfill the basic needs of the low income category, and establish a prosperous society filled with moral values, dignity and self respect. Poverty alleviation, Early Education, Environment development and conservation. Human Rights, Community Health Care, youth Empowerment, and Rehabilitation of the differently baled are the key components in our mandate. As a non ethnic and a non religious organization we strive to build up peace and co-existence among the communities at national level. Being successful in executing poverty reduction endeavors, Being a national NGO, SAHARO has acquired vast local knowledge and the sensitivity to ensure that our activities benefit those that are targeted as we are in constant interaction with the Government, the private sector, other NGOs and community-based organizations, we have built-up a strong network and local as well as international support.

HOPE worldwide Kenya is a faith-based Non Governmental Organization registered in 1999. The official launch of Programs was in February 2003 by the then U.S. ambassador to Kenya, His Excellency Johnnie Carson, and Joe Aketch, His Worship the mayor of Nairobi City at the time, in Mukuru slums. The work of HWWK focuses on hard-to-reach and most-at-risk populations, orphaned and vulnerable children, youth, poor communities and the general public to improve their quality of life through responsive and innovative health programming, service delivery and capacity building in Kenya and Eastern Africa. We are affiliated with HOPE worldwide Ltd, headquartered in Philadelphia, USA, a faith-based relief and development organization serving more than 2 million needy peopleannually on all six continents. HWW enjoys special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations and has been awarded a 4-Star (Exceptional) rating for six consecutive years by Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity evaluator, as an organization that “exceeds industry standards and outperforms most charities in its cause.” This rating and consistency has only been awarded to 30 of the 500 charities they rate. Through key partnerships in HWWK’s local, national and international networks, we are continuously striving to improve the quality of our services and expand the range of our interventions. HWWK partners with the National Coordinating Agency for Population and Development (NCAPD) in areas focusing on Gender, Reproductive Health which targets the youth, sex workers and orphans. Public Private Partnerships have also been established with Kenyan Government agencies, other non-governmental organizations, corporate firms, religious institutions, and local and international donor agencies.

Liberia Rebuild Global Team: Visit our website www.Liberiarebuildglobalteam.org [email protected] 215-939-6764 Preamble: We the citizens of Liberia and friends of Liberia globally have agreed to come together under the name “ LIBERIA REBUILD GLOBAL TEAM” as a development team for the republic of Liberia. Vision: The vision of the Liberia rebuild global team is to raise funds globally from Liberians and friends of Liberia including charitable organizations to rebuild Liberia from village to village, from town to town, from clan to clan, from chiefdom to chiefdom, from district to district and from county to county Objective: The objective of Rebuild Liberia team is to restore villages, towns, cities and counties that were destroyed during the 14 years civil war in Liberia. Many villages and towns were destroyed and in some cases the residents were killed and those towns and villages are no more in existence. So rebuild Liberia is to bring hope to the hopeless. There are Liberians whose homes were totally destroyed by rebels and who are not in any position of being able to rebuild their houses that they ounce called home. Rebuild Liberia team will identify those Liberians and rebuild their houses so they can return home and live their pre-war life. Who Can Join? Liberians and non Liberians can join. Get involve now. Non Liberians can join who believe in sharing their blessings with Liberians who greatly suffered from the Liberian civil war. Religious institutions and people can join to share their blessings in restoring hope to the hopeless Liberians who have lost their homes in the war and are not able to rebuild again.

Georgetown University's South Asian Society (SAS) is one of Georgetown’s most active organizations on campus. Seeking to raise awareness and understanding of South Asian culture, SAS hosts a variety of social, cultural, academic, artistic, and charitable events throughout the year. Some of our annual events include Fall and Spring Formals, semi-formal social gatherings featuring South Asian food and performances, Rangila, the largest South Asian cultural show on campus and largest charity dance showcase in the country, raising over $30,000 and featuring 500+ Georgetown students in a variety of dances, and Academic Panels highlighting various social, political, religious, and cultural topics pertaining to South Asia. Additionally, SAS hosts a variety of smaller events including Henna Nights, Chai Chats, and Movie Nights during the year. With an exceptionally strong sense of community, we not only provide support for all of our members, but also reach out to the rest of the campus and to the greater DC community. Some of our areas of outreach include community service, collaboration with other cultural organizations on and off campus, and working with university faculty and administration to promote South Asian academic initiatives. This association is open to anyone who identifies as South Asian; additionally, anyone interested in South Asian or South Asian American culture is welcomed to join.

About As leaders of the Collaboration Movement between Jewish Organizations, we build personal connections into a professional communications community to create synergy, efficiency and excellence. It's all experiential learning. Our Quarterly Zoom meetings for Communicators introduce you to your local and global colleagues. Explore the online conversations we host in our blog. Refer your friends and colleagues - others committed to building a better community with transparency and strategy sharing. MOTVOICE is an independent forum, not affiliated with any political group, religious denomination, media ownership group, or jewish community professionals union. We are excited about creating partnerships, co -sponsorships with other organizations and individuals with whom we have shared values and vision.

Our chapter of the National Association of Charitable Gift Planners encompasses the Inland Empire, from Claremont / Pomona to San Bernardino / Riverside; and from Hemet / Temecula to the Coachella Valley. Its educational membership includes fundraising professionals from educational institutions, hospitals, social service non-profits, and religious organizations; and financial planners, attorneys, estate planners, real estate brokers, certified life underwriters, accountants, and trust officers.

Interfaith Business Network is a network of business student leaders, working professionals, educators, and organizations committed to advancing religious identity and integration of faith and business ethics as part of the diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts at business schools and corporations around the world.

The mission of the Jewish Activism Summer School (JASS)(https://www.jassberlin.org) is to serve Jewish (and non-Jewish) activists and organizations by offering programs, informed by Jewish values, that educate, train and challenge activists (protesters, social entrepreneurs, change-makers, innovators), in our shared fight for democracy, human rights and a healthy and sustainable world. JASS is unique in offering Jews and non-Jews alike a serious and practical education in Jewish traditional approaches to Tikkun Olam (repairing the world), historical examples of Jewish activism, and an interdisciplinary cluster of skills and methods applicable to any issue area. Meant to delve into the Jewish experience and fountains of wisdom, JASS invites non Jewish participants to take part in the program. We believe in the constructive power of dialogue and mutual understanding, and welcome allies of different views and experiences with open arms. JASS was founded in 2016 and is directed by Professor Jonathan Schorsch, Chair for Jewish Religious and Intellectual History at the Universität Potsdam, Germany. He established JASS in the wake of the rise of openly nationalist, xenophobic, anti-democratic ruling parties in a disconcerting number of countries.