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• 31.08.10 Former Faiths Act Fellows bring their multi-faith message to the World Youth Congress in Instanbul.

  

  In early August, four former Faiths Act Fellows, Sara Eftekhar, Jem Jebbia, Randa Kuziez, and Miranda Rosenberg, presented a workshop entitled "Lessons I Learned in Africa: Multifaith action and asset-based solutions to our communities' hardest problems" at the 2010 World Youth Congress in Istanbul. The Congress brought together 1400 young activists, educators, and journalists from over 140 countries for a 2 week summit on the Millennium Development Goals, Climate Change, and how young people under 35 can work together to change the world and end global poverty.

  Posted by Foundation Staff
• 28.08.10 Face to Faith teacher training a big success in Washington.

  

  
  

  Teachers from 3 American States - Virginia, California, and Utah came to the 2 day training workshop that we've just finished at the Newseum in Washington DC. We were very lucky to have such an amazing venue - with views overlooking the capitol; we had two rooms - one for the workshop, one for refreshments, and a terrace overlooking Pennsylvania Avenue.

  Posted by Ian Jamison
• 27.08.10 Head on Top, Shiv Tandan reflect on winning Faith Shorts, the Foundation’s film competition.

  

  My experience in London was scintillating. There were great causes that were being ploughed forward by volunteers dedicated to the betterment of people around the world. My film was a small piece of the larger movement that the Tony Blair Faith Foundation is leading; that movement is one towards peace and harmony.

  Posted by Foundation Staff
• 25.08.10 Reflections on Faith & Globalisation Student Conference 2010 by Ow Yeong Wai Kit.

  

  I’ve been to a number of youth conferences before, but few were as fascinating and relevant as the Faith and Globalisation Student Conference: it was a real eye-opener. Given the complexity and seriousness of the issues concerning the place of religion in our globalised world, I think that the conference dealt with problems particularly pertinent today.
  Posted by Foundation Staff
• 25.08.10 Surrounded by bamboo plants, the partnership between Peking University and TBFF was signed.

  In a traditional Chinese courtyard, surrounded by bamboo plants, the partnership between Peking University and the Tony Blair Faith Foundation was signed today by Tony Blair, PKU's Executive Vice President Prof Lin Jianhau, and myself.

  Posted by Ruth Turner
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• 24.08.10 Tony Blair joins 1000s of students in Mexico for a live video discussion on faith and globalisation

  On Tuesday the academic community from Tecnológico de Monterrey in Latin American countries and Tony Blair took part in a live discussion on faith in the modern world. They discussed the unique contributions and perspectives Mexico can bring to this course.

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• 18.08.10 Applications now open for the Faiths Act Fellowship 2011

  Applications are now live for the 2011 Faiths Act Fellowship. The Faiths Act Fellowship is a year long paid opportunity for young leaders to work towards the UN's Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to end the scandal of extreme poverty. Watch this short video to see how the 2009-2010 Faiths Act Fellows have made a difference and how you can take part in the future. Click here to apply. .

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• 10.08.10 A message for Ramadan from Mustakim Waid
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• 04.08.10 Capturing Film On Faith - CNN

  CNN's Richard Allen Greene interviews Tony Blair and some of the young winners from the Faith Shorts film competition.

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• 08.10.10 A message for Ramadan from Mustakim Waid
• 08.04.10 Capturing Film On Faith - CNN
• 07.29.10 Peking University joins our Faith & Globalisation Initiative
• 07.26.10 CNN interviews some of the Faith Shorts winners