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A report launched by IofC and The Commonwealth Education Hub looked at how migrants and refugees access education.
For two Brits, a holiday in Eqypt provided a chance to hear first-hand the reactions, hopes and concerns of Egyptians
To a young person the lessons offered by history and experience are like the individual threads of a tapestry.
As part of Women’s History Month, a dynamic, experiential, leadership training programme took place
'Firms must pay attention to ethics not just profits' headlines Scotland on Sunday, Edinburgh, 4 May 2014
Europe is one of the first successful attempts ever to bring forgiveness and ethics to the heart of politics on a large scaler
Grace, dignity and humility highlighted by Australian historian of ideas and TEDx lecturer, Dr Mark Strom.
Under the headline “Extremism 'alien' to Islam” the Jakarta Post reported a speech of leading British Imam, Abduljalil Sajid.
Tackling the root causes of extremism of all kinds should be a priority of Initiatives of Change worldwide
'Facing up to the challenges set by the Lord's Prayer', headlined The Catholic Times, reviewing the book The Fullness of Life.
In a talk in London, Dr Philip Boobbyer drew interesting parallels between the role of faith in Soviet Russia and Britain.
A rabbi, an imam and the director of the Christian Muslim Forum of Britain spoke at the launch of a new book about forgiveness.
The short documentary film is about the Caux TIGE 2013 conference (Trust and Integrity in the Global Economy)
Stephen Brown reviewed a new documentary film about Frank Buchman in the 7 June 2018 edition of the Church Times.
The beautiful island of Barbados has Sun, Sea and Sand - but even in 'paradise’ women and girls need to find inner peace.
Lucy Patterson shares her personal journey and reflection from a transformational week spent at Asia Plateau, Panchgani.
Nina Younan reflects on her journey through life, with help from IofC. She is a representative of Demand for Action.
Jennifer Helgeson is an American who worked as a researcher at the London School of Economics Grantham Centre for Climate
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