Partners
The Institute for Strategic Dialogue is an independent think tank working with leaders in government, media, academia, and the private sector to confront critical threats to international and communal peace and to enhance Europe’s capacity to act strategically at home and abroad. Through its long-term policy, educational and cultural programmes, the Institute fosters leadership and stability across Europe and its wider neighbourhood, actively bridging communal, religious and political divides.
The Vodafone Foundation Germany supports projects as part of a family of foundations positioned globally and operating locally. The Vodafone Foundation Germany supports and initiates projects with the goal of providing impetus to social progress and in order to assume social policy responsibility. The foundation concentrates its involvement on the fields of education, integration, social mobility and health as well as arts and culture.
The British Council is the United Kingdom’s international organisation for cultural relations. Its Our Shared Europe project seeks to find common ground between Muslim communities and wider European society, and build shared values, perspectives and behaviours that are based on mutual respect and trust. In particular, it is about how to acknowledge the contribution of Islamic communities and cultures – both in the past but also in the present – to the shaping of contemporary European civilisation and society.
The Vodafone Foundation Germany supports projects as part of a family of foundations positioned globally and operating locally. The Vodafone Foundation Germany supports and initiates projects with the goal of providing impetus to social progress and in order to assume social policy responsibility. The foundation concentrates its involvement on the fields of education, integration, social mobility and health as well as arts and culture.
The British Council is the United Kingdom’s international organisation for cultural relations. Its Our Shared Europe project seeks to find common ground between Muslim communities and wider European society, and build shared values, perspectives and behaviours that are based on mutual respect and trust. In particular, it is about how to acknowledge the contribution of Islamic communities and cultures – both in the past but also in the present – to the shaping of contemporary European civilisation and society.
