Session 4: Strategic and Practical Applications of a Global Ethic on the Local Level: the Role of Faith Leaders
This session explored the strategic and practical applications of a global ethic to solve real problems on the local level. Panelists presented interfaith models from around the globe that demonstrate the role of faith leaders in supporting a local ethic to mitigate conflict, prevent radicalization and encourage inclusive attitudes among diverse groups. In particular, the session presented strategies to engage faith leaders and practitioners in sharing and modeling such values-based approaches within their respective communities.
- Rev. John Joseph Hayab, Special Adviser on Religious Affairs (Christian Matters) to the Executive Governor of Kaduna State
- Sheikh Hailru Abdullahi Maraya, Special Advisor, Kaduna State Governor on Islam and Hajj Matters
- Dr. Edilson Divino de Brito, Visiting Professor at the Lato Sensu Institute
- Dr. Alan Largey, Project Manager – LEGaSi Project, Co-operation Ireland
- Barry Fennell Faciliator, Youth | Education | Community | International Programme Delivery & Projects, Co-operation Ireland
- Dr. Marites Guingona-Africa, Ph.D. Founder and Executive Director, The Peacemakers’ Circle Foundation
- Moderator: Gail Hambleton, Vice President, Interfaith Initiatives, Global Peace Foundation