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We are called not so much to give up what means most to us, but to make it sacred, to transform it.
Omnia Marzouk (known to many as 'Mona') was Consultant in Paediatric Emergency Medicine at the UK’s busiest Children's hospital.
Dr Roddy Evans writes from Northern Ireland about the findings of Lord Saville's Report on the events of 'Bloody Sunday'
A short of stature but big of heart Greenock shipyard worker who became a force for change on a world stage.
Following a seminar in Caux, Switzerland, seven from the Inter-religious Council of the Netherlands were invited to Sweden.
The rapid environmental degradation taking place in the world could make the current financial crisis look like a tea party.
Participants from around the world discussed the popular conversation of ‘Business Beyond the Bottom line’.
A major feature in the the Economic Times, Mumbai, April 19th, looks at the way that the multinational is cleaning up its act.
Monsignor Stefano Ottani, presbytery of a Catholic Church in Bologna, Italy, delivered a message from the Church's teaching.
A report launched by IofC and The Commonwealth Education Hub looked at how migrants and refugees access education.
For two Brits, a holiday in Eqypt provided a chance to hear first-hand the reactions, hopes and concerns of Egyptians
To a young person the lessons offered by history and experience are like the individual threads of a tapestry.
As part of Women’s History Month, a dynamic, experiential, leadership training programme took place
'Firms must pay attention to ethics not just profits' headlines Scotland on Sunday, Edinburgh, 4 May 2014
Europe is one of the first successful attempts ever to bring forgiveness and ethics to the heart of politics on a large scaler
Grace, dignity and humility highlighted by Australian historian of ideas and TEDx lecturer, Dr Mark Strom.
Under the headline “Extremism 'alien' to Islam” the Jakarta Post reported a speech of leading British Imam, Abduljalil Sajid.
Tackling the root causes of extremism of all kinds should be a priority of Initiatives of Change worldwide
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