NEWS AND EVENTS
Women for Togetherness: Leadership Development Programme for community leaders
Women civil society leaders across the UK… this is the event for you!
In a four-part online series, the Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain, Zara Mohammed, will coach women community leaders on how to:
Strengthen their leadership style and better understand how to use their skills;
Gain confidence and resilience;
Build a network of support for their leadership journey.
Each session will last for two hours, and is open to all women community leaders.
Dates:
First round: 16 April, 30 April, 14 May, 28 May
Second round starting: Autumn TBC
Spaces are limited, so please express your interest by following the link below!
Watch Zara’s video to learn more about this fantastic experience
Togetherness Poetry Challenge 2024
Calling aspiring poets from all ages, faiths, ethnicities and backgrounds!
Loneliness and social polarisation are fracturing our democratic societies and impeding on our ability to connect with others. Now, more than ever, we desperately need to foster a strong sense of community. That is why our partners at Civil Society Consulting and EIFA are running a national poetry challenge encouraging people across the UK to write a poem under the theme of Togetherness.
The project emerged from the wish to hear people’s voices, celebrate diversity, encourage collaboration, break isolation and inspire reflection.
All poems will be published on their website. Some selected poems will go into an anthology, developed in partnership with literary partners, and shared via a podcast with you reading, recording and discussing your poem.
If you have a way with words, and want to help support us in our mission to foster diverse and inclusive communities, submit your poem now! There is even the chance to compete for a cash prize.
Find out more about the Steps to Togetherness project, and how to apply here.
Support our Fundraising Appeal
To retain our independence and critical friendship role, we urgently need core funds for next year to keep our team in place!
Please support our 2024 appeal. If we can raise €50,000, ENORB can continue to be an effective and collaborative facilitator to all our faith-based, non-confessional and secular partner organisations right across Europe.
Thank you for your support.
See our full appeal here
October 11 2023
170 Pitfield Street, Hoxton, London N1 6JP
On the occasion of ENAR’s 25thAnniversary, as part of the #MakeRacismHistory Festival, we hosted our first in-person workshop for 32 Steps to Togetherness Europe, in collaboration with partners including Faiths Forum for London, ENAR and Civil Society Consulting CIC.
September 10 2023
St Edmundsbury Cathedral, Angel Hill, Bury Saint Edmunds, IP33 1LS
Our Director, Mark Ereira-Guyer, recently attended a sermon by the Reverend Canon Philip Banks in his home town of Bury St Edmunds. The sermon focused on the importance of trust, connection and goodwill in today’s societies.
August 14-18 2023
Chicago’s McCormick Place
Chicago, USA
Created to promote and cultivate harmony among the world’s religious and spiritual communities, the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PoWR) returned home to its birthplace for the first time since 1993 to hold its biannual convention and celebration of religious diversity.