Youth in Dialogue
Description
This youth-focused micro-learning series brings together inspiring stories, practical tools, and real-world case studies from KAICIID Fellows working across the globe. Drawing on their own experiences, KAICIID Fellows share how interreligious and intercultural dialogue has helped address local challenges, strengthen social cohesion, promote peaceful coexistence, and empower young people to become agents of positive change.
Learning Objectives
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Recognize the unique contribution of youth to building peaceful, inclusive, and resilient societies through interreligious and intercultural dialogue.
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Explore real-life youth-led initiatives from KAICIID Fellows across different regions and identify good practices that can be adapted to their own contexts.
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Strengthen the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to engage in dialogue across religious, cultural, and worldview diversity.
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Take action by designing or contributing to a youth-led initiative that promotes mutual understanding, collaboration, and positive social change.
Target Audience
This micro-learning series is designed for youth workers, educators, trainers, faith actors, community leaders, and practitioners working directly with young people, equipping them with practical toolkits and facilitation techniques to build safe, inclusive dialogue spaces.
It simultaneously provides youth-focused and youth-led organizations, civil society organizations, and policymakers seeking practical approaches with strategic frameworks to strengthen youth participation and leadership through interreligious and intercultural dialogue.
At its core, the series directly empowers young people to promote inclusion, build bridges across religious and cultural diversity, and lead positive change in their communities.
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CERTIFICATION
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FREE OF CHARGE
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LEARNING TIME: 4-5 HOURS
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MODERN AND UPDATED BROWSERS
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CONTACT: elearning@kaiciid.org
Course Design and Methodology
Grounded in adult learning principles, this micro-learning
series combines short, self-paced video lessons, authentic case
studies, guided reflections, and practical resources to support meaningful and action-oriented
learning.
Drawing on the experiences of KAICIID Fellows from around the world, learners
explore real-life examples of interreligious and intercultural dialogue and
develop practical skills they can apply in their own contexts. The videos are
primarily available in English, Arabic, and Spanish.
