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Welcome to the European Project for Interreligious Learning, EPIL
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The Study Plan
at a glance:
Module I
Boldern/Zurich, Switzerland
Difference and the Search for Identity – Confronting Different Religious, Cultural and Social Traditions.
April 30 - May 7, 2011
Module II
Vienna, Austria
Historic Memories and Present-Day Realities
– Difficult Interactions.
September 18 - 25, 2011
Module III
Sarajevo, Zenica and Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Conflict and the Potential for Pluralism
– Analysing the Use and Misuse of Religion.
May 4 - 11, 2012
Module IV
Amsterdam, Netherlands and Cologne, Germany
The Challenge of Migrant Communities
– Revisiting Integration.
September 30 - October 7, 2012
Module V
Beirut, Lebanon
“Reconciliation”: Committed to Staying Together
– One People, Multiple Confessions.
February 5 - 13, 2013
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Europe is a multicultural and multireligious continent, where people work to overcome historical enmities between cultures and religions.
EPIL works as a European Roaming College, aiming to create mutual respect and cooperation in building peaceful communities of equality. In doing that we assume that religion is an important dimension of human identity. Specifically, we are looking for new ways of mutual understanding between Christian and Muslim women. |
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EPIL invites women to its learning process: They often have main responsibility to shape everyday life and to contribute to a culture of peace.
EPIL aims to strengthen their competence and to bring a gender perspective into interreligious dialogue.
About 40 women, Christians and Muslims from six countries of Europe
and the Middle East participate in the current EPIL Study Course 2011-2013, which started in May 2011.
Welcome to our homepage! Have a look at the EPIL study course.
Contact us, if you have questions or comments or donate to the ongoing programme of EPIL!
Barbara Heyse - Schaefer
President
European Project for Interreligious Learning |
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