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From APWoFN
In collaboration with the Eastern Indonesian Women’s Network (JPIT) and Religions for Peace (RfP) Indonesia, the Asia Pacific Woman of Faith Network (APWoFN) of ACRP will hold a two-days online forum on November 12 and 13, 2025 to exchange experiences and thoughts in responding to gender-based violence from women in Eastern Indonesia and Asia.It is an open online forum. Anyone who is interested can join, and we welcome you to spread the wider!👉ThemeResponding to Gender-Based Violence in the Asia Pacific and Eastern Indonesia: What needs to be done together and how to make it happen?📅Date and TimeDay 1_Wednesday 12 November 2025, 12:30-15:00 (Jakarta time)Day 2_Thursday 13 November 2025, 12:30-15:00 (Jakarta Read more about From APWoFN[…]
	
	
	From RfP Japan
In-person eventReligion and Science Discuss a “World Without Arms”The 63rd Pugwash Conference of the Pugwash Conferences will be held in Hiroshima from November 1st to 5th, gathering scientists and experts from around the world. This time, we have invited the President of the Pugwash Conferences to host an event featuring dialogue between scientists and religious leaders. In 1970, at the opening ceremony and keynote address of the First World Conference of Religions for Peace (WCRP) held in Kyoto, Nobel Laureate in Physics Dr. Hideki Yukawa proposed a “World Without Arms.” This year, marking 80 years since the end of the war, we return to the origins of WCRP. Religious leaders Read more about From RfP Japan[…]
	
	
	From RfP Australia and Japan
The World Conference of Religions for Peace Japan (RfP Japan) and the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change (ARRCC), supported by Religions for Peace Australia (RfP Australia), gathered at “Climate Crisis Learning Forum 2025 – Religious Gathering toward COP30” 10 October 2025, issued a joint statement.Congratulations!Joint statement towards COP30..
	
	
	From RfP Japan
Climate Crisis Study Session 2025: A Gathering of Religious Leaders Towards COP30 *Translated from JapaneseTheme: ‘Praying and Standing Together Within the Connectedness of Life’ — Choose Harmony and Renewal —Purpose:The 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference, which is taking place in Brazil this November, marks a 30-year milestone. In recent years, crises stemming from climate change, such as torrential rains and unprecedentedly large forest fires, have become global in scope, affecting everyone. This conference provides an opportunity to learn about global environmental challenges and to explore practical initiatives that can be implemented within our own religious communities and denominations.Time: Friday, 10 October 14:00-16:00 (JST)/ 15:00-18:00 (AEST)/ 17:00-19:00 (FJT)Venue: Zoom MeetingRegistration: Read more about From RfP Japan[…]
	
	
	[RfP Int’l] UN Side Event
Religions for Peace is honoured to invite you to an event on the sidelines of the 80th United Nations General Assembly, The Role of Faith in Protecting Children from Female Genital Mutilation and Child Marriage. Co-organised by Religions for Peace, UNICEF, and the Government of Canada, this gathering will bring together religious leaders, intergovernmental representatives, youth, and women of faith to discuss the vital role of faith engagement in ending harmful practices, and to address the growing pushback against progress in protecting children’s rights.Please register to join us on 24 September at 9:00 AM ET on the 8th Floor of the United Nations Church Center to learn strategies and best practices Read more about [RfP Int’l] UN Side Event[…]
	
	
	From RfP Bangladesh
 We have received the report of the Chattogram Peace Summit 2025 from Religions for Peace Bangladesh.The Chattogram Peace Summit 2025, organized by Religions for Peace Bangladesh (RPBD), convened on 6 September 2025 at the Chittagong Club Terrace Hall. The Summit, held under the theme “Bridging Divides through Dialogue”, brought together religious leaders, peace activists, youth representatives, academics, cultural practitioners, journalists, and civil society members to reflect on the urgent need for interfaith understanding, ethical engagement, and sustainable peacebuilding.For detailed report in PDF, click here.Also check out Photos…
	
	
	

