Learning from experience leading to engagement: for a Europe of religion and belief diversity
Authors
Weller, Paul
Affiliation
University of DerbyIssue Date
2012-10-18Metadata
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Weller, P & Cheruvallil-Contractor, S 2012. Learning from Experience Leading to Engagement: For a Europe of Religion and Belief Diversity. A Policy Brief Document for the European Institutions and Civil Society GroupsPublisher
CEJIAdditional Links
http://www.ceji.org/belieforama-learning-from-experience-leading-to-engagement-policy-documentsType
Research ReportOther
Language
enDescription
The Religious Diversity and Anti-Discrimination Training Program provides a remarkable opportunity for participants of all walks of life to share opinions, concerns and needs of a variety of very real and practical issues such as the role of religion in education, accommodating religious practice in the work place, adapting social services to religio-cultural needs and limitations, engaging minorities in community development, negotiating the use of public space, gender relations, etc. Not only do participants report that the training influences their own roles in local decision-making, but the issues which they raise can be very informative for policy-makers. This Policy Brief, based upon feedback gathered systematically from participants and trainers, provides new insights and ideas to European policy-makers on emerging issues and possible interventions that need to be considered.Collections
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