Dialogperspektiven. Religionen und Weltanschauungen im Gespräch

Dialogperspektiven. Religionen und Weltanschauungen im Gespräch Dialogperspektiven. Dabei setzt das Programm auf den intensiven, kritischen Austausch und auf wachsende, belastbare Beziehungen.

Religionen und Weltanschauungen im Gespräch ist eine europäische Plattform zur Entwicklung und Etablierung neuer und innovativer Formen des interreligiös-weltanschaulichen Dialogs. Mehr Infos:
Dialogperspektiven leistet einen wesentlichen Beitrag zur europäischen Verständigung und zur Zusammenarbeit, zur Stärkung und Verteidigung der europäischen Zivilgesellschaft und zur Gestaltung eines plurale

n, demokratischen und solidarischen Europas. Mit Unterstützung durch das Auswärtige Amt bildet Dialogperspektiven europäische Führungskräfte in Wissenschaft, Kultur, Politik und Wirtschaft zu Expert*innen eines neuen, gesellschaftsorientierten interreligiös-weltanschaulichen Dialogs aus. Die Teilnehmenden bilden auf einzigartige Weise die Pluralität der europäischen Gesellschaft ab. Sie machen ihre vielfältigen Hintergründe und Erfahrungen für den Austausch fruchtbar und finden bei den Dialogperspektiven den dringend benötigten Raum für Begegnung, Austausch und Dialog. Unter dem Dach der Dialogperspektiven arbeitet die Coalition for Pluralistic Public Discourse (CPPD), die Erinnerungskulturen neu denkt und Strategien und Visionen für pluralistisches Erinnern entwickelt.
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The Future 500 programme brings together Europe’s most promising talents from politics, business, academia, the arts and...
20/07/2026

The Future 500 programme brings together Europe’s most promising talents from politics, business, academia, the arts and civil society. Future 500 develops concrete socio-political initiatives through international interreligious-worldview and intercultural dialogue, implementing these within European civil society. Through its work, Future 500 sustainably strengthens social cohesion across Europe.

20/07/2026

In this episode of Global DialoguePerspectives, Jo Frank ( ) speaks with Marco Ventura – Professor of Law and Religion at the University of Siena and a leading scholar of religious freedom, religious diplomacy, and the relationship between religion and innovation. Drawing on his work across academia and European policy networks, Ventura reflects on how religious communities engage with technological change, artificial intelligence, and shifting forms of authority in contemporary societies.

Together, they explore the ambivalent relationship between religion and innovation, discussing AI, social media, access, power, and the future of dialogue in an increasingly fragmented world. The conversation examines how technological developments challenge established categories of religion and politics, and why maintaining dialogue across differences remains essential in times of uncertainty and conflict.

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Global DialoguePerspectives, the Future 500 podcast series, brings together emerging thinkers and changemakers from around the world to explore the ideas shaping our societies and to engage with questions of trust, cooperation, and meaningful dialogue across divides. The conversations explore current philosophical and technological developments and examine their impact on dialogue, on rebuilding relationships, and on practical cross-community initiatives amid rising tensions across Europe and around the world. Through expert insights, personal reflections, and shared conversations, we explore: How do we build sustainable movements for change?

We invite you to listen to Global DialoguePerspectives and get involved.

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Speakers: Jo Frank, Marco Ventura | Intro: İrem Çörekçi | Editorial team: Nihal Çalışır | Audio-Edit: Gal Mayersohn | Illustration: Andrea Schmidt | Music: Alex Stolze & Yael G*t - White Noise | Programme Lead: Kira Wisniewski | Project Lead: Jo Frank, Johanna Korneli | © 2026 DialoguePerspectives e.V. | future500network.com

Impressions Part IVFuture 500 Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement”T...
16/07/2026

Impressions Part IV
Future 500 Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement”

The summer workshop broadened the discussion by situating dialogue within its contemporary European context - advancing secularisation, growing religious diversity through migration, and a resurgent Christian nationalism that risks instrumentalising religious belonging itself. It also explored how trans- and posthumanist thought, alongside AI, challenges dialogue’s traditional assumptions.

Theoretical reflection was paired with practical engagement, including a multilingual, cross-community magazine presented as a model of dialogue as an ongoing practice rather than a discrete event. Structured group sessions returned to four guiding questions: what dialogue is, what has worked, where it has failed, and who remains absent from it.

A full report with insights, formats, and reflections from three days of intensive work on our website.

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“Voices Rising in Interfaith and Worldview Dialogue”. Our 2026 theme reflects our commitment to strengthening the voices of those working towards solidarity, cross-community cooperation, and honest encounter across Europe.

Next stop: Future 500 Autumn Workshop in London, this October.

With gratitude to all contributors! 🙌

Impressions Part IIIFuture 500 Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement”...
15/07/2026

Impressions Part III
Future 500 Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement”

DialoguePerspectives Director Jo Frank ( ) extended the workshop’s scrutiny to the network’s own practice, asking what it means for a field built around dialogue to critically examine itself.

Building on the workshop’s central question, participants reflected not only on the limits of dialogue, but also on the conditions under which dialogue can remain meaningful. What remained unresolved was who determines when a room is sufficiently safe for such questioning, and whose difficult subjects are named while others are quietly deferred.

Responsibility for this work now falls to the Future 500 network’s own participants, who are tasked with translating the workshop’s naming of power into a standing practice - redefining and reimplementing dialogue, inviting in the mediators, experts, and communities identified as absent, and retiring formats that no longer merit the designation.

A full report with insights, formats, and reflections from three days of intensive work on our website.

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“Voices Rising in Interfaith and Worldview Dialogue”. Our 2026 theme reflects our commitment to strengthening the voices of those working towards solidarity, cross-community cooperation, and honest encounter across Europe.

Next stop: Future 500 Autumn Workshop in London, this October.

With gratitude to all contributors!

Fotos: reich.natalia

Impressions Part IIFuture 500 Summer Workshop: “Has Dialogue Failed? Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement”...
14/07/2026

Impressions Part II
Future 500 Summer Workshop: “Has Dialogue Failed? Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement”

Interreligious dialogue has built much of its legitimacy on an unexamined syllogism: that contact generates understanding, understanding generates trust, and trust eventually yields peace. This sequence is breaking down in practice. The Russian Orthodox Church’s theological framing of the war in Ukraine, the collapse of dialogue spaces following 7 October and the subsequent war in Gaza, and the rise of antisemitism and anti-Muslim racism across Europe have exposed how readily encounter can coexist with, or provide cover for, ongoing harm.

This problem was substantiated most forcefully by keynote speaker Prof. Cyril Hovorun during our evening event, defrocked by the Moscow Patriarchate in December 2023 for his opposition to the war, who argued that the Russian Orthodox Church did not merely fail to prevent the invasion — it furnished that war with theology.

A full report with insights, formats, and reflections from three days of intensive work is available on our website.

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“Voices Rising in Interfaith and Worldview Dialogue” is our 2026 theme, reflecting our commitment to strengthening the voices of those working towards solidarity, cross-community cooperation, and honest encounter across Europe.
Next stop: Future 500 Autumn Workshop in London, this October.

With gratitude to all contributors!

Fotos: reich.natalia

We are happy to invite you to apply for our upcoming Future 500 Autumn Workshop, “Religion as a Weapon Violence and the ...
14/07/2026

We are happy to invite you to apply for our upcoming Future 500 Autumn Workshop, “Religion as a Weapon Violence and the Challenge of Solidarity”.

🗓️13 - 15 October 2026
📍London, United Kingdom

Future 500’s declared aim is to approach interreligious and worldview dialogue differently: more critically, more honestly, and with greater relevance to the conflicts shaping European societies and their religious and worldview communities. The Autumn Workshop 2026 takes this ambition as its starting point.

Interreligious dialogue often treats religion as a neutral resource, dangerous only when appropriated by political actors or extremists. The Future 500 Autumn Workshop 2026 challenges that assumption.

The workshop explores how violence is transmitted, legitimised, and mobilised - and what responsibility follows when it is not merely external to tradition, but a recurring possibility within it.

We look forward to receiving your application!
❗Please apply by 5 August 2026 via our website (link in BIO).

Please note: This workshop takes place alongside the EPNA autumn workshop „Plural Societies, Shared Responsibility: Strengthening Jewish Community Responses to Antisemitism“. The two groups will join for parts of the shared programme. Participants active in both networks are asked to register for the programme of their choice.

Our upcoming Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? – Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement”brings together ...
05/07/2026

Our upcoming Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? – Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement”brings together participants to explore new perspectives on dialogue in an age of rapid technological and societal change.

In “Bridges vs. Bubbles: Reimagining Interreligious Engagement in Polarized Times”, Basya Gartenstein ( ) and Rafel Tyszblat (Rafael Tyszblat ) invite participants to examine the tensions at the heart of interreligious dialogue. Through reflection, practical examples, and collaborative case work, the session explores how to move beyond symbolic coexistence towards relationships that can embrace disagreement, complexity, and genuine connection.

We’re looking forward to three days of thoughtful discussion and exchange.

Our upcoming Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? – Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement” brings together...
02/07/2026

Our upcoming Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? – Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement” brings together participants to explore new perspectives on dialogue in an age of rapid technological and societal change.

In “Dialogue as Practice”, Yosi Lampel (Co-Editor, Bridges Magazine) Bridges גשרים Brücken الجسور magazine reflects on dialogue through the lens of two collaborative initiatives: גשרים الجسور Bridges, a multilingual magazine bringing together Palestinian and Israeli writers and artists, and Fair Threads, a European network supporting women’s collectives in the West Bank. The session explores how dialogue can foster human connection through shared creative and solidarity practices.

We’re looking forward to three days of thoughtful discussion and exchange.

Our upcoming Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? – Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement” brings together...
01/07/2026

Our upcoming Summer Workshop “Has Dialogue Failed? – Towards a New Concept of Interreligious Engagement” brings together participants to explore new perspectives on dialogue in an age of rapid technological and societal change.

One of our sessions, led by Iley Fröhlich (University of Freiburg), introduces participants to trans- and posthumanist thought and invites critical reflection on how emerging technologies reshape our understanding of what it means to be human—and how we relate to one another.

We’re looking forward to three days of thoughtful discussion and exchange.

Here is an overview of Interreligious-Worldview holidays in July 2026!The Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2026 invites...
01/07/2026

Here is an overview of Interreligious-Worldview holidays in July 2026!

The Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2026 invites you to explore the plurality of Europe. The calendar offers an overview of holidays and days of remembrance, reflecting the diversity of our European society. Bringing together knowledge, encounters, traditions, and perspectives from our European networks, the Interreligious-Worldview Calendar is expanded and updated every year. Whether used in educational institutions, organisations, or at home, it opens up new opportunities for meaningful exchange across borders.

We see the calendar as a shared space for interreligious and worldview dialogue – a field of learning rooted in connection. It reflects the purpose of our work: to highlight new ways of fostering cohesion in Europe, actively contribute to overcoming social polarisation, and inspire a resilient European community.

You can still order the calender on our website (link in BIO).

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