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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Report: ‘Understanding Global Issues through Cross-Faculty Collaborations’
UNESCO Chairholder in TVET and Lifelong Learning, Professor Bob Adamson was part of a project titled 'Understanding Global Issues through Cross-Faculty Collaborations' which was established to find out whether students’ global awareness was actually being increased by...
Event: ‘Multiculturalism, Interculturalism and Diversity Governance in the New Millennium: A Conversation with Tariq Modood and Fethi Mansouri’
There is a growing concern nowadays in culturally pluralist societies that multiculturalism as a diversity policy framework is experiencing a gradual drop in popular and political support. Yet, as research in many emigre societies shows this characterisation of the...
New Article: ‘Estonian and Finnish Pupils’ Experiences of Religious Issues and Views on the Place of Religion in School’
UNESCO Chair on Values, Dialogue and Human Rights Prof. Arto Kallioniemi and his colleagues recently published an article on 'Estonian and Finnish Pupils’ Experiences of Religious Issues and Views on the Place of Religion in School' in the Journal of Religion and...