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Help us build trust,
relationships, and partnerships among neighbors, citizens, and immigrants of different
faiths and cultures
York College
May 8th Student Trainings
Mid East Dialogues
Brooklyn
Mon. June 11
Mon. July 16
Manhattan
Wed. June 13
Wed. July 25
Westchester
Thu. July 12
Yonkers
Thu. June 21
Coffee and Conversation
New Immigrants and Long Time Residents Enhancing English Skills Begins Tuesday, June 5th.
Call The Dialogue Project at 718-768-2175 for more information.
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Learn about our Community Partner
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8th Annual Interfaith Teach In on Compassion and Action
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On January 31, 2010, over 150 people gathered at the 8th Annual Interfaith Teach In on Compassion and Action to learn from an amazing array of teachers.
Muslims, Jews, Buddhists and others sat at round tables with people of a faith or culture different than their own.
Together we created dialogues around domestic violence, the environment, healing veterans returning from war, and bereavement and terminal illness.
Read more in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle article, "Dialogue Project Teach-in Focuses On Compassion, Action and Healing".
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Robina Niaz discussing domestic violence and women and children within the local Muslim community |
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Buddhist Teacher Geoffrey Shugen Arnold on compassion work in prisons
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Dialogue Exercise on meaning of Home - Ibrahim Abdul Matin, center, (teacher on Environment and Islam) and Ref. Chick Straut |
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Rabbi Lawrence Troster on protecting the environment as an action of compassion, with Faith George
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Rev Chloe Breyer of Interfaith Center, right, with facilitator John Musco, center |
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Samir Selmanovic's book - a look at connecting to each other |
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Rabbi Simkha Weintraub on Jewish texts and working with bereaved and terminally ill |
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| Rabbi Diana Manber on domestic violence |
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Offering of food by Zaytoons |
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