MIT – UNESCO Chair in Iraq Collaborative Project
Oct 2016: Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the UNESCO Chair on the Development of Inter- Religious Dialogue Studies in the Islamic World, Professor Hassan Nadhem collaborated towards the publication of a new book titled 'To Karbala: Surveying Religious Shi’a...
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Book Launch: “Long Walk of Peace towards Conflict Prevention” by Professor Priyankar Upadhyaya
The launch of Long Walk of Peace towards Conflict Prevention took place at the United Nations HQ in Geneva on 24 May 2018. The volume is a culmination of over three years of concerted efforts with UNESCO colleagues and representatives of over thirty UN agencies and...
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Online Discussions on “The Concept of Dialogue in the Modern World: Philosophical Understanding and Practical Application”
It gives me immense pleasure to invite you to participate in the Online Discussions on "The Concept of Dialogue in the Modern World: Philosophical Understanding and Practical Application" which is going to be held on 9 April 2018 in Almaty. The online...
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Advancing conceptual understanding of Islamophobia in Australia: RMIT workshop
Comparing existing insights into its causes, forms, consequences and possible policy responses, an RMIT workshop aimed to advance conceptual understanding of Islamophobia in Australia.
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New Article by UNESCO Chair in TVET and Lifelong learning Bob Adamson
"Ethnicity, language-in-education policy and linguistic discrimination: perspectives of Nepali students in Hong Kong" is the latest article by UNESCO Chair Bob Adamson and Dr. Chura Bahadur Thapa on an aspect of multiculturalism in Hong Kong. Abstract:...
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A new paper on Cultural Dialogue in the strategy of UNESCO
Professor Dimitri Spivak's new paper on intercultural dialogue in the cultural strategy of UNESCO, was recently published by one of the leading journals in the field, 'Culture and Dialogue', The paper is mostly a result of internal discussions, conducted at the UNESCO...
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Associate Professor Roger Koussetogue Koude officially appointed UNESCO Chair of Memory, Cultures and Interculturality
On November 1, 2017, it was announced that Associate Professor Roger Koussetogue Koude, of Lyon Catholic University, has been officially appointed holder of the UNESCO Chair 'Memory, Cultures and Interculturality'. Find out more about the...
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Thirty experts from some 20 countries will meet to examine examples of cultural cross-fertilization identified in UNESCO’s monumental General and Regional Histories and Routes of Dialogue projects
Thirty experts from some 20 countries will meet to examine examples of cultural cross-fertilization identified in UNESCO’s monumental General and Regional Histories and Routes of Dialogue projects to determine ways to boost intercultural dialogue today. The meeting,...
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Dr. Alon Goshen, UNESCO Chair in Interfaith Studies, World’s Most Prominent Religious Leaders Call People to Friendship.
Dear Friends, celebrating Ramadan as it draws to a close I usually wait till the eid to extend my greetings. This year I would like to write to all of you towards the end of the month, because of a special announcement and message I would like to share. The message is...
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UNESCO Chair of Intercultural Policy of the University of Macedonia’s 2nd Summer Academy in European Studies and Human Rights Law
UNESCO CHAIR OF INTERCULTURAL POLICY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MACEDONIA SUMMER ACADEMY "PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN EUROPE WITH REGARD TO THE RIGHTS OF REFUGEES" 5 - 9 July, 2017 - Thessaloniki, Greece CONFERENCE ROOM - UNIVERSITY OF MACEDONIA The UNESCO Chair of...
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The UNESCO Chair – Intercultural Dialogue of the National University of Colombia is pleased to present
Dr. Jorge Enrique Gonzalez Ph.D, the UNESCO Chair - Intercultural Dialogue of the National University of Colombia, is pleased to present the Spanish-speaking, public edition of 'Intercultural Competences'.This document serves as a reference framework that will help...
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What Are Australian Values?
UNESCO Chair, Professor Fethi Mansouri speaks to Stephen O'Doherty on Hope 103.2 Professor Fethi Mansouri is concerned the changes to citizenship rules, including the introduction of an ‘Australian values test’, will incite unnecessary public alarm. He argues the best...
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