“Peace has to be learned and practised” KAICIID brings dialogue into ASEAN peace education agenda
At the ASEAN Peace Education High-Level Conference in the Philippines, KAICIID joined policymakers, educators and youth advocates from across Southeast Asia to show how interreligious and intercultural dialogue can strengthen peace education.
Embedding peace education in academic curricula is vital to shaping the future of Southeast Asia.
“How can we have more inclusive cities?” Youth Leaders Explore How Dialogue Can Be the Answer
At the 5th ICCAR-UNESCO Youth Bootcamp in Sicily, KAICIID brought interreligious and intercultural dialogue to the heart of the conversation, equipping young leaders with practical approaches they can take back to their communities.
Five Years On: In Mauritania, dialogue takes root in classrooms, theatres and community networks
KAICIID Dialogue360 Monitoring & Evaluation Mission | Nouakchott, Mauritania | May 2026
When Mauritanian civil society organisations gathered in Nouakchott for the third Dialogue360 monitoring and evaluation mission, the question before them was not only what had been implemented. It was what had remained.
Green Faith in Morocco: When religions unite to conserve water
In El Jadida's El Mellah neighborhood, inside the old Portuguese city, the sea was close enough to leave its smell on the damp stones. There, at the ancient cistern, a little tale of water began, not as an abstract environmental subject, but as a daily practice that could bring different people together in one meaning.
Flavors of Coexistence: How did migrant cuisines create one Egyptian feast that welcomes everyone?
The warm aroma of spices drifts along Abbas El; Akkad Street in Nasr City; one of Cairo’s main commercial arteries; forming a strange yet familiar blend: the smoky smell of charcoal; grilled shawarma mingles with the rich smell of mandi rising from underground ovens.