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Cambridge Interfaith Programme

 

Inspired by Dr Anastasia Badder’s research on Jewish supplementary education in Luxembourg and the interplay between literacy, citizenship, and community boundaries, CIP worked with Leo Baeck College to host a series of conversations at the intersection of language learning and religious education. The discussions demonstrated significant overlap between Muslim and Jewish experience, and illustrated the complexity of definitions vis-à-vis what makes language sacred. 

A community of interest formed around the topic and continues to correspond informally. Dr Badder and Dr Jo-Ann Myers (Leo Baeck) are editing a collected volume on the topic.

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New book: Constitutional Intolerance

16 January 2025

The Fashioning of the Other in Europe’s Constitutional Repertoires Out this month from Cambridge University Press, Constitutional Intolerance draws examples from France, the...

Kicking off with Cambridge FC

10 January 2025

As propagators of imaginative collaborations, the Cambridge Interfaith team are always curious to hear about new cross-sector conversations. We are therefore delighted to...

Job opportunity: CIP Administrator (part time)

3 January 2025

The Cambridge Interfaith Programme wishes to appoint an agile, organised, and efficient Programme Administrator with excellent interpersonal skills. The duties of this varied...