Interfaith Dialogue on Child Rights Continues
An online interfaith dialogue series on “Advancing the Responsibility to Protect the Rights and Dignity of the Child” will continue on 5 November. The series is organized by Arigatou International, Religions for Peace, World Council of Churches, and the United Religions Initiative.
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.
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.
- 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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