Como jovens delinquentes podem ser reintegrados a comunidade, de modo que não reincidam após a liberdade? A questão está particularmente na mente do público após a prisão de muitos jovens depois da onda de violência na cidade no verão passado.

Helping young prisoners choose a different future.

An international Muslim and Christian teachers dialogue took place from 2-6 June, 2011 in Uganda. This was an initiative of Uganda MRA/Initiatives of Change. Distinguished teachers from the United Kingdom, Middle East, United States of America, Nigeria, Egypt and other parts of the world shared their experiences. Scholars involved in developing their education systems and companies with products and services that help teachers, were invited and had the opportunity to have face to face interaction with those who are in need of their services and products.

One hundred and seventy Muslim Prison Chaplains from prisons all over England and Wales watched the film The Imam and the Pastor last Sunday 20 March at their annual conference. It was followed by a presentation of how the film can be used in prisons to assist strategies for reducing violence and reoffending.

O grupo egípcio de Inicativas de Mudança – uma ONG que inclui muçulmanos e cristãos – convocou para três dias de oração e jejum (até o pôr-do-sol) “pela segurança e unidade do Egito”.

Nagwa Raouf a écrit un message à la suite du massacre ayant eu lieu devant l’église copte à nouvel an en Egypte, et l’a envoyé par mail à ses amis chrétiens en Egypte et au Liban. Dans sa version originale en arabe, il a été publié par le journal libanais Al-Nahar (probablement le quotidien le plus important du Liban) le 3 janvier.

The Egyptian group of Initiatives of Change - an NGO that includes Muslims and Christians - has called for three days of prayer and fasting (until sunset) 'for Egypt's safety and unity'.

Eighteen people gathered in a circle on Saturday, May 16 at the Hope in the Cities office to either participate in or observe a dialogue between Evangelical Christians and Muslims.

Imam Mohammed Ashafa and Pastor James Wuye, from Kaduna, Nigeria, were invited to Washington DC, 1–4 April, for a series of meetings and workshops at the US Agency for International Development focusing on religious actors engaged in peacebuilding.

The Imam and the Pastor has won a first prize in international film festival.