SESSION 1: Saturday, October 17th at 10:30-12PM, room 254B
This course will enhance practitioners’ capacity to use interreligious dialogue (IRD)for conflict resolution, increase awareness of conflictual and cooperative religious historical contexts and their impact on contemporary dynamics worldwide, and enhance knowledge of interreligious dialogue and conflict resolution on both conceptual and practical levels. The course will benefit those who hope to reflect on dialogical approaches and techniques. It isintended to serve the needs of practitioners who would like to join a network of students, trainees, and activists of IRD and conflict resolution, as well as scholars and teachers who would like to include IRD and conflict resolution in their curricula and research.
