The Birmingham Conversations was set up in 2014 with the aim of bringing together select groups of people of all faiths an none to discuss issues of faith and public life. It was felt that some of the more contentious issues of how faith is lived out rarely get discussed at other interfaith events and the desire was to create a space and methodology that would allow these to be discussed constructively.
To date there have been five Birmingham Conversations:
‘What does Lived Faith look like in a 21st Century City?’
'Living at Peace in a World of Conflict'
'The Visibility of Religion' in conjunction with Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
From each of these conversations there have been reports published to share our findings with members of the public, academics and policy makers and to encourage others to join in the conversations. Click on the links to access the reports and resources.
In 2018 we published a Resource based on 'Living at Peace in a world of Conflict'. This is a six session course that can be downloaded for free and then used to run your own Birmingham Conversations.
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