Tony Blair Faith Foundation

Tony Blair was at Yale on 11 December to lead, with Professor Miroslav Volf, the final seminar of the course on Faith and Globalisation which Yale and his Faith Foundation devised and set up earlier this year, and to announce next steps for the project. The course has run weekly throughout the autumn term, and has been a cross-disciplinary collaboration between Yale's Divinity School and their School of Management. The 13-week course has explored multiple aspects of faith and globalisation and the relationships between the two.

Tony Blair launched an international search for thirty outstanding young people to serve as inter-religious ambassadors for the Millennium Development Goals.

Even before I started officially working for the Foundation, I found myself on my way to Thailand to run a training event for schools in South East Asia who were interested in getting involved in the Face to Faith Programme. There were some people there who had already committed to the Programme, and wanted to be the Lead Schools for their Country, as well as others who had come along to observe the training, and get a feel for the nature of the project.

NEW YORK, May 30 2008 - Tony Blair launched his Faith Foundation with a call for the creation of a new coalition to harness the moral leadership of people of faith to do good and to show the relevance of faith to the challenges of the modern world. The event, moderated by Christiane Amanpour, included representatives of a number of the organisations the Foundation will partner with. Dr Eboo Patel, founder and director of the InterFaith Youth Core, and Malaria No More campaigner Saleemah Abdul-Ghaffur addressed how the Foundation and its partners will help people of faith do more: they are part