
ALT Report front cover, text reads 'Strengthening cooperation and understanding, Inter Faith Week 2022', purple background with images from IF Week.

ALT Screenshot. Text reads: elevision, radio and podcasts The BBC featured on Morning Live the Burnley Building Bridges and Burnley FC inter faith football tournament (see more on page 59). There were a number of radio programmes about the importance of the themes of Inter Faith Week and the activities happening for it. It was featured on local radio stations such as Radio Humberside. On Unity FM 93.5 there was a discussion on the importance and impact of Inter Faith Week with the Secretary of Birmingham Council of Faiths, and the Parkes Institute at the University of Southampton discussed its Inter Faith Week programme on BBC Radio Solent. These activities raised awareness of the Week, expanding its platform to a wider audience.

ALT Screenshot. Text reads: 'THURSDAY On Thursday I went to the University of Southampton to attend a couple of activities from their week-long programme led by The Parkes Institute. In the afternoon, I attended a talk on the topic of ‘Faith and Mental Health’, led by the Muslim Faith Advisor for the University. We also heard from the University of Southampton Wellbeing Team. It was great to hear wide and in- depth discussion about the topic of faith and mental health and the work of the University in this area. In the evening I attended an inter faith Quaker reflection at the University of Southampton’s Faith and Reflection Centre, run by the university’s Quaker faith advisors. After a time of silence, which is central to Quaker worship, we spoke in turn about what peace means to us. Then we shared food and discussed the topic of peace and inter faith.'

ALT Screenshot. Text reads: 'Learning from genocide Some organisations marked the Week by hosting events which sought to strengthen the lessons learnt from genocide. For example, the Parkes Institute for the Study of Jewish/non-Jewish Relations at the University of Southampton, held a lecture called ‘After Belsen: Christian Encounters with Jews in the Aftermath of the Holocaust’ which explored some of'. Tweet by Parkes Institute advertising Rob Thomson's lecture on Christian Encounters with Jews after Belsen.

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