CJC Interfaith Leaders Programme 

"Leadership is not about having all the answers. It is about creating the space for people to listen, learn and work together. That is exactly what this programme has achieved," says our International Campaigns Director Daniella Myers. Read more about our recent Interfaith Leadership Programme here: https://www.jewishnews.co.uk/commonwealth-jewish-council-launches-faith-leadership-network-across-uk-and-africa/ 

We're excited to announce our final speaker for the Commonwealth Jewish Council's Interfaith & Leadership Course!

Dr James Walters, Founding Director of the LSE Faith Centre, will lead a thought-provoking session on "Advocating for Dialogue in Times of Religious Conflict."

In a world where religion continues to shape politics, identity, and society, this session will explore how faith can be a source of bridge-building, dialogue, and mutual understanding.

Participant Expectations 

Participants are expected to take an active role in the programme and contribute to discussions thoughtfully and respectfully. 

Those selected for the programme should be willing to:

• Attend all six weekly sessions

• Take part actively in group discussions and exercises

• Engage openly and respectfully with people from different faith backgrounds

• Reflect on their own leadership values and experiences

• Develop and begin planning a small interfaith project in their community

Participants should also be prepared to set aside a small amount of time between sessions for reading, reflection, and project development.