UNESCO UniTwin Network for Inter-Religious Dialogue and Intercultural Understanding
A network of UNESCO Research Chairs at universities in countries around the world that promotes dialogue and understanding between and among religions and cultures globally.
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The UNITWIN IDIU Network Welcomes a New Chair
The UNITWIN Network extends a warm welcome to Professor John Chi-kin LEE, who replaces Professor Bob Adamson as UNESCO Chair in Regional Education Development and Lifelong Learning. ...
Religion and Race/ialisation in Australia
How does religion and race interact or are entangled in the Australian context – and what is particular to Australia and what is consistent with experiences elsewhere? Professor Fethi Mansouri, Director of the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and...
The Racialisation of Religion
As we reflect on the Christchurch mosque massacre – in which an Australian white nationalist murdered 51 Muslims who were simply praying – the debate about religion, race and culture bubbles away. The opponents of Islam say it’s a religion, not a race, so a critique...