The Network for Dialogue
Empowering interreligious and intercultural dialogue for the social inclusion of migrants and refugees.
The Network for Dialogue
The Network for Dialogue is a European-wide platform established to bring faith and civil society actors together to promote the use of dialogue and develop more effective recommendations for social inclusion policies for migrants and refugees in Europe.
The Network for Dialogue gathers faith-based and secular organizations, religious leaders and scholars working in the field of migration and religious studies. Currently, Network members come from Austria, Croatia, Germany, Portugal, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. The Network continues to work on expanding its membership to other European countries.
Meet the Members
The members of the Network for Dialogue represent both faith-based and secular organizations working at the local, national, and European levels on the integration and social inclusion of refugees and migrants in Europe.
Mission
A network that inspires civil society actors to promote and enable interreligious and intercultural dialogue as key components for the social inclusion of refugees and migrants in Europe.
Vision
A society that embraces the inclusion of refugees and migrants to enrich communities.
Core Values
-Diversity
-Respect
-Tolerance
-Human rights
-Integrity
Join the Network
The Network for Dialogue is an inspiring platform for its members and can be beneficial for those working on the social inclusion of refugees and migrants in Europe in many ways.
The European Policy Dialogue Forum
The European Policy Dialogue Forum on Refugees and Migrants represents an annual platform that brings together key stakeholders working on the social inclusion of refugees and migrants in Europe. Acting as a convener for discussing the growing diversity and complexity of migration flows and migration dynamics, the Forum gathers diverse participants in interactive discussions that combine different perspectives and build bridges between various actors working with refugees and migrants around Europe.
