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Run by young people and based in the Tafilah Governorate in southern Jordan, Family Tec is one of the Dialogue-60 projects supported by KAICIID in 2020.
The initiative is affiliated with the Youth Committees of The Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Development under the Queen Alia Centre for…
In recognition of a year marred by rising xenophobia and hate speech, this year’s World Refugee Day will focus on the need for inclusion of refugees and migrants.
According to the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), conflict and persecution have forced more than 80 million people worldwide to…
Women from Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Egypt are engaged in a training project to help them promote social cohesion, counter hate speech and respond to the challenges of COVID-19 in their respective communities.
Launched by KAICIID in collaboration with the Interreligious Platform for…
A series of recommendations aimed at countering the complex challenges presented by European migration is published today by the KAICIID-supported Network for Dialogue, a Europe-wide initiative seeking to unite faith-based and secular organisations, religious leaders, and scholars in strengthening…
To commemorate World Refugee Day, for this episode of “On Dialogue” we spoke with Hayat Amiree, a refugee from Afghanistan who is living in New Delhi, India. Hayat is a peace and conflict resolution trainer, a TEDx speaker and a trainer of the joint KAICIID and the World Organization of the Scout…
Refugee and migrant women must have a seat at the policymaking table if systemic issues of social exclusion and discrimination are to be addressed, a panel of gender equality experts said yesterday.
Marking World Refugee Day, KAICIID’s Women on the Frontlines: The Importance of the…
Migration experts and policy leaders attending a June 24 event at the 47th Session of the Human Rights Council called for an urgent response in providing quality education for marginalised groups with an emphasis on children who are displaced, migrants and refugees.
The event was was organised by…
Two former students of psychodrama, a discipline that uses performing arts techniques to establish pathways to mutual understanding and social cohesion, have launched a unique initiative in Saudi Arabia called Theatre for Change.
Shahad Altukhaim and Ameera Alnejaim say that the skills they…
When COVID-19 hit Jordan in 2020, Dr. Rania AlAyoubi knew that all the hardship and tension brought about by the pandemic would make a fertile environment for hatred to spread, unless a quick and constructive response to the issue was ensured in order to support social cohesion.
This is why the…
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