The report includes an analysis of a consultation with 124 young people living in multi-faith cities in England. Their comments give an indication of the value young people attach to meeting people with a wide range of beliefs and finding out more about different faiths and cultures.
Diversity and Dialogue’s Becky Hatch said “We hope that this report will inspire both individuals and organisations to play an active role in working with young people to build a successful multi-faith society.”
The report was launched at an event in Leeds called 'Living in a Multi-faith Society'. Held to inspire both practitioners and policy-makers to place more emphasis on interfaith work and to share ideas and resources for facilitating dialogue amongst young people, it brought together young people, policy-makers, youth workers, faith leaders, teachers, NGO representatives and other interested individuals.
The report is available free of charge. To order a hard copy of the report please email diversityanddialogue@savethechildren.org.uk.
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