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The latest issue of Current Dialogue, the World Council of Churches (WCC) journal on interreligious relations, focuses on “Reconfiguring Int...

“It has helped me accept the differences that exist, and to support those in #conflict to find a solution.” As a humanitarian actor and Master’s student at the University of Bangui, Kossadoum Jennifer has seen firsthand the impact of crises in the #Central_African_Republic. Through KAICIID’s #InterreligiousDialogue module, she has gained both the scientific and practical tools to navigate diversity, manage conflict, and help communities move forward. Jennifer is already applying what she’s learned in her humanitarian work, and she dreams of founding an organisation to guide civil society in resolving disputes the right way, for lasting #peace. From the classroom to the field, she embodies the mission of this partnership between #KAICIID and the University of Bangui: equipping people not just to study peace, but to lead it. This is the final story in our Voices from Bangui series, for now, but the work of #dialogue continues. #VoicesFromBangui #DialogueInBangui #WeAreKAICIID #KAICIID #AfricaFriday #PeaceEducation #InterreligiousDialogue #CentralAfricanRepublic

“This training allowed me to understand who I am, and to understand who the other is. We are brothers.” Idriss Ahmat, Master’s student at the University of Bangui, shares how through KAICIID’s #InterreligiousDialogue module, he not only deepened his knowledge of Islam and Christianity, but also discovered a new path forward: one rooted in community, empathy, and peace. He is now committed to raising awareness in his own community to help prevent conflict and promote #coexistence. This is how peace begins: one student, one voice, one #dialogue at a time. #VoicesFromBangui #DialogueInBangui #KAICIID #AfricaFriday #PeaceEducation #CentralAfricanRepublic