Religious diversity in humanitarian settings

Category: Video By: Jennifer Philippa Eggert & Jeremy Barker & Mariz Tadros & Maryam Kanwer

This is the video of an event organised by CREID as part of the Civil Society Fringe events for the International Ministerial Conference on Freedom of Religion or Belief 2022, hosted by the UK.

Speakers include:

  • Professor Mariz Tadros (CREID/Institute of Development Studies)
  • Dr Jennifer Philippa Eggert (Joint Learning Initiative Faith & Local Communities / Centre for Religion and Public Life, University of Leeds)
  • Maryam Kanwer (CREID/Al Khoei Foundation)
  • Jeremy Barker (Religious Freedom Institute)

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