Events
Faith and Development in the next 60 days

9 April – 7 May 2020
Religion Communication Congress 2020 Virtual Conference
Held under the theme „Communicating Faith in the Public Square”, the interfaith forum provides a network and learning platform for professional communicators in faith-based settings by means of livestream webinars.

17 April – 22 May 2020
Get Out! Wisdom for Scary Times – Online Course
Buddhist Peace Fellowship hosts a 6-week online course that offers practices and perspectives to help participants find courage and calm in the face of fear.

29 April 2020
Webinar on Churches’ ministry online
Organized by the World Council of Churches in cooperation with other ecumenical organizations, the webinar aims to bring inspiration and knowledge to churches that want to develop their online ministry, introducing different ways of joint prayer and worship in times of the pandemic.

30 April 2020
The COVID-19 Crisis: Adaptations and Tensions During the Month of Ramadan
The Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs of Georgetown University hosts a webinar that addresses the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on religious practices and gatherings during Ramadan and the role of faith leadership and communities in adapting their practices, considering both public health and religious implications.

6 – 10 July 2020
23rd International AIDS Conference: Virtual
Organized by the International AIDS Society, the first virtual edition of the conference will focus on the topic of resilience, aiming to enable delegates to access and engage with the latest HIV science, advocacy and knowledge traditionally presented at the conference.
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Faith and existing belief systems do not receive enough attention in global development cooperation despite the fact that human development is inseparably interwoven with worldviews. Development is taking place in all societies and cultures which are deeply influenced by religions. At the same time, faith-based organizations are among the oldest and most influential actors in global and local development cooperation. The Faith in Development Monitor (1) illustrates the relevance of religion for international development cooperation, (2) increases religious literacy among practitioners and policymakers, and (3) comprehensively explains current developments in the field of "religion and development". We encourage readers and recipients to engage in dialogue with faith-based organizations.
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