Project Description
The Muslim Jewish Fellowship (MJF) brought together a diverse group of Muslim and Jewish leaders from around the world, all actively engaged in interreligious dialogue. The fellowship programme built global connections among activists united in their mission to combat prejudice and promote coexistence.
Experienced senior activists and experts from various disciplines provided mentorship to the participants, inspiring and supporting them along the way. The fellowship delivered an interdisciplinary curriculum designed to equip participants with the skills, tools, and methodologies they need to maximise the impact of their work. The programme strengthened relationships and mutual understanding between Muslim and Jewish participants. The initiative helped to incubate projects and forge collaboration, empowering changemakers in building a more just and equitable world.
Outputs
- 27 fellows from 23 countries participated in the programme.
- The fellows met regularly over a period of 12 months.
Findings
- The MJF demonstrated that uniting young Muslim and Jewish leaders from diverse global backgrounds and strengthening interfaith relationships through shared actions is key to combating hate.
- Participants gained a deeper understanding of the diversity of Muslim and Jewish life, along with insights into jointly combating anti-Muslim racism and antisemitism.
- By offering targeted training, interactive workshops, and valuable networking opportunities, the MJF empowered participants to become influential changemakers in their communities.