Tag archives: Corrymeela

British Sikhs, Solidarity and the Network of Sikh Organisations
February 18, 2018 By Faith Matters

British Sikhs, Solidarity and the Network of Sikh Organisations

It is with sadness that we read about the statement made by the Network of Sikh Organisations (NSO) about the support and solidarity that was being shown with Sikhs who are attacked because of their identity as Sikhs and because of racism. It is also clear that some Sikhs are attacked on the perception that […]

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Cohesive Communities: Bridging Divides Between Muslim and Sikh communities:
April 22, 2010 By Faith Matters

Cohesive Communities: Bridging Divides Between Muslim and Sikh communities:

Faith Matters investigated tensions amongst young Sikh and Muslim men which threatened to create local and national hotspots of tension. Conducted in 2008, it took Sikhs and Muslims to Corrymeela in Northern Ireland to explore some of the issues causing tension in some parts of the East and West Midlands and to look at commonalities between the […]

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Cohesive Communities
March 18, 2010 By Faith Matters

Cohesive Communities

Working Towards Bridging Divides Between Sikh and Muslim Communities Confronting Regional Barriers and Divisions Between Sikh and Muslim Communities Through Conflict Resolution Programmes at Corymeela This project was completed on the 2nd of September 2008 and full details of the project are listed in the introduction below. This was a particularly tough project that roused […]

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Cohesive Communities – Bridging Divides between Muslim and Sikh Communities
February 26, 2010 By Faith Matters

Cohesive Communities – Bridging Divides between Muslim and Sikh Communities

Faith Matters explored local issues of tensions amongst young male Sikhs and Muslims which threatened to create local and national hotspots of tension. The project culminated in the Cohesive Communities report which can be used by communities as a resource to develop cohesion and to look at divergent dialogues between Sikh and Muslim communities. The […]

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