The dialogue will bring together religious leaders and faith communities to explore how to advance children’s well-being and preserve their dignity through dialogue, shared learning, and collective action.

The series began in November 2025 and continues through November 2026, offering a sustained space for reflection, dialogue, learning, and peer support among religious leaders.

5 Nov
Next session
90 min
Virtual event
4
Organising bodies

The Guiding Question

On 5 November, those gathered will address a guiding question:

“How can faith communities strengthen their positive influence in the lives of children, families, and communities through approaches that protect children’s rights, promote well-being, and foster intergenerational justice?” Guiding question, 5 November session

How the Event Will Work

The 90-minute virtual event will begin with a 30-minute live-streamed session, featuring reflections from religious leaders across different faith traditions. This opening will be followed by a 60-minute invitation only dialogue among religious and community leaders.

At a Glance
  • Date: 5 November
  • Format: 90-minute virtual event
  • Part one: 30-minute public livestream with reflections from religious leaders of different faith traditions
  • Part two: 60-minute invitation-only dialogue among religious and community leaders
  • Organisers: Arigatou International, Religions for Peace, World Council of Churches, United Religions Initiative
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Originally reported by the World Council of Churches: Interfaith dialogue on child rights continues
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