United by Common Values: Part 2

Ever thought about how you can respond to the UK’s division and polarisation?

Ever wondered what role your faith or belief system plays in this conversation?

Join us for this two-part online series for Inter Faith Week 2025, exploring what interfaith activism actually is and how you can get involved.

Part one: A panel discussion with young interfaith activists, exploring the dynamics, challenges, and opportunities of engaging in interfaith.

Part two: An interactive workshop exploring the practice of doing great interfaith work as young activists.

Be part of the conversation. Hear from inspiring young interfaith leaders, learn practical ways to promote dialogue and understanding. Leave with ideas to strengthen community connections where you are.

This series will be hosted on Zoom, and is ideal for young people aged 18-35 who are interested in faith, dialogue, and community action.

Brought to you by the Inter Faith Week 2025 Youth Advisory Panel and The Feast.

SIGN UP NOW FOR PART TWO

Join us for an interactive workshop to gain the confidence, knowledge, and practical skills to run your own interfaith activities.

Through person reflection, guided exercises and breakout discussions, we will explore and practice how to plan and lead great interfaith events that bring people together.

Whether you’re completely new to interfaith work or already involved and looking to grow your impact, this session will help you take the next step in creating positive change.

What to Expect

• Practical guidance on designing and facilitating interfaith activities
• Interactive polls, breakout rooms, and real-world examples
• Opportunities to connect with other young people passionate about dialogue and community building
• Tips for getting involved in Inter Faith Week 2025

If you have any questions, please email Yusuf (IFW Youth Intern) at yusuf.amin@faithbeliefforum.org

Brought to you by the Inter Faith Week 2025 Youth Advisory Panel and The Feast.

https://www.interfaithweek.org/

https://thefeast.org.uk/