Below is a non-exclusive selection of links to other organisations, charities, or web resources about faith or inter-faith related subjects.
Culture, Faith & Youth Connective is a network of organisations delivering interfaith and cross-cultural programmes with youth in schools, colleges, universities, and youth groups. The Connective’s goal is to encourage young people to engage with each other through dialogue and community service projects, in a process that allows them to explore their own and each other’s identity. It also serves as a vehicle to enable the member organisations to work more cohesively, thus making their work accessible to the widest possible audience.
The Connective includes the following organisations:
Council of Christians and Jews; Encompass - the Daniel Braden Trust; London Youth; Minorities of Eurpope; Polygon Arts; St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconiliation & Peace; Youth Division of the Three Faiths Forum; Youth Encounter: Interfaith Action.
Diversity and Dialogue develops ways to promote dialogue amongst young people, getting them engaged in local and global issues to realise shared values and put these values into practice. You can get educational resources including a free DVD from here. The Citizenship Foundation aims to empower individuals to engage in the wider community through education about the law, democracy and society.
The Inter Faith Network for the UK is an umbrella organisation whose aim is to forge links between faith groups, community groups, academic institutions and other faith-related bodies. If you're thinking about starting your own interfaith group, check out the advice supplied in this PDF file advice booklet called Connect, created by the Inter Faith Network.
The International Association for Religious Freedom, based in Oxford, has established links to faith groups all over the world.
Check out the Three Faith Forum Youth Division's new website. The Three Faith Forum works to generate dialogue groups between the three Abrahamaic faiths of Judaism, Islam and Christianity. Forums are being opened all over the world.
The Maimonides Foundation is a joint Jewish-Muslim interfaith organisation.
United Religions Initiative is an international movement for inter-religious harmony. The site includes many links to International Interfaith groups.
The Unitarian Church’s focus and that of the Quakers are the spread of peace and understanding.
The Hindu Council UK and Hindu Forum of Britain
The Board of Deputies of British Jews is the voice of British Jewry
The Muslim Council of Britain
The Islamic Cultural Centre based at the London Central Mosque in Regent's Park
The Buddhist Society
A well-produced independent Sikh website full of information
The international Baha’i website
The Jainism Global Resource Centre
An exhaustive information resource on World Zoroastrianism
Maidenhead Inter-Faith
The NUS represents most British students
The Student Christian Movement
The Federation of Student Islamic Societies
National Hindu Students Forum UK
Union of Jewish Students
British Organisation of Sikh Students
The Home Office is the government department for all issues relating to life in Britain today, including issues of race and faith. Please see our page on Policy for a synopsis of this site.
The Home Office also runs a specific Communities page, with information relevant to community, faith and equality groups.
An astonishing array of information, games, stories and articles are available at BBC Religion.
Wikipedia online encyclopaedia contains information about everything, in most languages, although some content may be unreliable.
For information about Islam, the American site Islamonline.net is full of information about the faith, including an ‘ask a scholar’ section.
Gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgendered Muslims, their families or people interested in the subject should visit Imaan, the Mulsim LGBT support group.
Learn more about the relationship between religion and the environment at:
ARC
The Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences
The Noah Project is the UK’s Jewish environmental association
The Noah Alliance is an American interfaith group fighting to protect endangered species
An article about the role interfaith can play in the fight against AIDS: Interfaith and AIDS