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Inter Faith Week Assembly: LIVE
12/11/2025, 9am, Zoom webinar
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Join the Facing History & Ourselves UK team for a live assembly, exploring the importance of interfaith week, unity over division, and the meaning of community. This assembly is designed for Secondary Schools.
Inter Faith Week Primary Assembly: LIVE
10/11/2025, 9:15am, Zoom webinar
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Join Katie Harrison from Picture News, for this Live webinar to celebrate the launch of Inter Faith Week! Together, we’ll explore how people from different faiths and beliefs can learn from one another, work together, and build understanding and respect in our communities. Suitable for KS1, KS2, teachers, TAs and SLT.
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Belonging in the Classroom: Author Q&A with Zahara Chowdhury
13/11/2025, 16:30-17:30, Zoom webinar
​​​​​​​​In conversation with Interim CEO of the Faith & Belief Forum, Carrie Alderton. We will discuss the importance of building belonging in RE and across subjects, and practical DEI tips for any classroom.
Working with local community groups to enhance classroom learning
12/11/2025, 16:30-17:30, Zoom webinar
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A training delivered by the Faith & Belief Forum's Senior Manager Amy Ark. Amy will share learning from F&BF's 20+ years delivering interfaith education programmes in schools: on how to build long lasting relationships with local diverse faith and belief communities, and how to successfully integrate local community perspectives into classroom learning
Faith, Food & Community: Nourishment Across Cultures
Launching on YouTube during IFW, led by the Cambridge Interfaith Programme
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Food is more than fuel — it’s comfort, culture, and connection. From cherished family recipes to the rituals of festive meals, what we eat often tells a story of who we are and where we come from. In this special Inter Faith Week webinar, three Cambridge researchers discuss how groups across the UK and elsewhere are responding to food insecurity by sharing meals and meeting diverse dietary needs in their communities.
Accessible to primary and secondary school teachers, this session will delve into:
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How religious traditions shape dietary practices and food ethics
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The role of food in building interfaith understanding and community resilience
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Real-life examples of faith-based food-sharing initiatives
Whether you're teaching RE, PSHE, or exploring themes of belonging and diversity, this webinar offers rich insights and practical ideas to bring into the classroom. Join us to discover how food can be a powerful tool for service, solidarity, and storytelling.
