The Interfaith Dialogue Circle is a beacon of hope in Sri Lanka's diverse religious landscape. We're on a mission to foster harmony, build trust, and celebrate our rich tapestry of faiths.
We empower young voices to lead the charge in promoting peace and tolerance. Through dialogue and understanding, we're shaping a future where differences are embraced and harmony prevails.
Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals, our initiative contributes to peaceful societies, quality education, and cultural diversity on a global scale.
From Colombo District to all of Sri Lanka
Our volunteer program is supported by the dedicated Oversight Committee, ensuring the success and growth of the Interfaith Dialogue Circle. Together, we're building bridges of understanding across Sri Lanka.
Buddhist Youth
Hindu Youth
Islamic Youth
Christian Youth
Catholic Youth
Religious Leaders
Social Media Activists
Community Leaders
Creating safe spaces for open, honest conversations and active listening.
Bridging gaps between different religious beliefs and fostering mutual respect.
Developing awareness and respect for diverse cultural perspectives.
Learning techniques to navigate and resolve conflicts peacefully.
Cultivating the ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
Translating dialogue insights into concrete actions for social harmony.
This journey through key dialogue topics equips participants with essential skills for effective communication, conflict resolution, and cultural awareness. By engaging with these areas, individuals are empowered to build bridges across diverse groups, fostering a more cohesive and harmonious society.
Aged 18 to 35, from diverse faith backgrounds
Focusing on interfaith dialogue, conflict resolution, and peacemaking
Practical experiences to enhance understanding and cooperation
Launching: End of the year
Foundation Level Course graduates
Our vision extends far beyond these courses. We're building a community of skilled peacemakers and interfaith leaders who will shape a more harmonious future.
The Interfaith Dialogue Circle invites youths aged 18 to 35 to join this transformative journey. As a participant, you will:
Engage in meaningful dialogue with peers from different faiths
Develop skills in active listening and conflict resolution
Contribute to peacemaking efforts in your community
Ready to make a difference? Join us in building bridges across faiths and cultures!
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The Interfaith Dialogue Circle is more than a project; it's a movement towards understanding, respect, and peace among diverse faith communities.
Join us in this transformative journey. Become part of a generation that values dialogue over division, cooperation over conflict.
Ready to make a difference? Connect with us to learn more and become part of our growing community of peacemakers.
Connect With UsThe program is facilitated with the invaluable support of the Oversight Committee, Board of Directors, and Advisors, ensuring a rich and supportive learning environment.
Guiding the program's direction and implementation
Providing strategic oversight and governance
Offering expert guidance and mentorship
Your participation can make a difference. Join the Interfaith Dialogue Circle and contribute to building a more peaceful and understanding society.
The essence of dialogue involves creating a safe and open space where participants can freely share their perspectives and actively listen to others. It is about fostering mutual respect and understanding in conversations across diverse groups.
Cultural sensitivity ensures that discussions are respectful and inclusive of diverse cultural perspectives. It helps participants appreciate and acknowledge different cultural values and practices, which is essential for effective and respectful dialogue.
Action planning is the final step in the dialogue process where insights and agreements reached during discussions are translated into concrete actions. This helps in implementing the ideas discussed and promotes practical solutions to enhance harmony and cooperation.
By engaging in open dialogue and developing actionable plans, individuals can address and resolve conflicts, enhance cultural awareness, and build stronger relationships across diverse groups. This collaborative approach contributes to a more cohesive and harmonious society.