Society & me

Tackling prejudice

Our Living Interfaith project

We are a UK registered charity that provides faith and non faith based training to tackle prejudice in all its forms.

The Living Interfaith project

Religious disagreements are a key area of conflict which have and continue to cause misery and problems in the World. Lots of great work is taking place to tackle this but from our extensive experience in interfaith, it is often the first hand experiences we have with other people that shape our initial thoughts and judgements about them.

It is the same for truly transformative change to occur for views that we may hold about others. When we can experience something different first hand about others – it makes challenging the prejudice we may not even know we hold easier and for real change to occur.

For this reason, we’ve created the Living Interfaith project which seeks to provide people with first hand experiences of other faiths and non faiths so that we can improve our understanding of each other in away you can’t from reading a book or watching a video.

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Donate Today

You can donate your time by volunteering with us or money to help support our Living Interfaith project.

Volunteer with us

We are always on the look out for people that can help us fulfil out charitable objectives. We have a volunteer roles available currently in the following positions:

– Social Media Campaign Manager
– Assistant training facilitator
– Website and digital developer
– Film maker

All volunteer roles are on a fully remote basis. If you’re interested in any of the roles above please get in touch with the form below so we can arrange to give you a little more information about what we would need from your and how much time you’re able to dedicate to us.

Donate £25 today

£25 helps us to cover the costs of a volunteer delivering our training to up to 10 people. This Living Interfaith training helps to discover and and transform personal predjudices and create lasting change for individuals and communities across the UK.

Our trainings are largely delivered remotely which allows us to reach people from across the country and minimise costs relating to venue hire. Once thre training is delivered the beneficaries can practice what they have learnt and come back together as a group over the course of a few weeks to share their experiences and insights with others.

Donate a one-off £25

Donate £5 a month