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HAPPY 2008 TO ALL OUR READERS!Reflecting on the past year, we at CEJI are proud of the blossoming of many new initiatives that took several years to launch, including the Religious Diversity and Anti-Discrimination Training Programme, the European Jewish Muslim Co-operation Platform, the FRUITCAKES Training on Gender-based and Homophobic Discrimination, as well as the legal independence of EPTO. CEJI will be taking the opportunity of the European Year on Intercultural Dialogue to harness political and programmatic momentum in order to strengthen and improve our long-standing and more recent programmes. Intercultural dialogue is CEJI’s raison d’être, a core principle within our organisational identity that drives all of our work, alongside the principles of equality, inclusion, education and social activism. Our hope is that the events of 2008 will bring more faith and possibility for the general realisation of these principles within an inclusive Europe.With appreciation and best wishes to all our partners, supporters and colleagues for a fruitful year ahead! Robin Sclafani, Anna Rosenberg, Luís Pinto, Gidon van Emden, Ruth Friedman, Katy Nicholson and Giuseppe Marletta
5-day Religious Diversity & Anti-Discrimination Trainings for Adult Educators: February & June 2008
CEJI is running two training sessions in 2008 offering adult educators tools for situations where religious diversity and discrimination are a concern. Register with your national agency before the 31 January 2008 deadline and become eligible for financial support to cover your participation in the June training | Read more... ____________________________________________ International Conference ‘Intercultural Dialogue as the Fundamental Value of the EU’, January 2008
Click here to watch the clip ____________________________________________ European Year of Equal Opportunities for All 2007 Closing Event, December 2007
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____________________________________________ CEJI in ‘Lifelong Learning in Europe’ Magazine
'Education helps. Young people, adults, teachers are the key to understanding and respect in our future Europe. Jewish and Muslim people can be enemies but also partners with a common religious and historical basis, and shared experiences of discrimination. Dialogue and understanding between both communities is therefore essential. CEJI tries to give tools to an Inclusive Europe....' | Click here to read the full article (PDF 82kb) ____________________________________________ EPTO News
____________________________________________ Staff NewsThe CEJI team is sad to say goodbye to Communications Officer Katy Nicholson, who is leaving to take up a full-time position as Research Director of the Lo Tishkach European Jewish Cemeteries Initiative, established in 2006 to guarantee the protection and preservation of European Jewish burial grounds. We wish her well in her future position.____________________________________________ Upcoming Events
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