Kes Daood did an internship at the Coexistence Trust. He writes about his experiences.

The courageous roles played by Muslims in protecting Jews from Nazi German soliders during the Second World War is the subject of a new booklet launched yesterday.

A government minister has pledged to consider calls to raise the age of criminal responsibility and not hold trials of children in open adult courts.

Lord Greville Janner joined other law-makers recently to recognise a milestone achieved by the Holocaust Educational Trust.

Students and academics from across Britain gathered recently at a conference looking at the role of faith in public life.

The Coexistence Trust is seeking talented individuals to assist in the delivery and promotion of our work. We are seeking a Student Engagement Projects Manager and Internship Programme

Lord Grenville Janner, a joint president of the Coexistence Trust, was on hand to assist with the swearing-in ceremony of Lord Paul Boateng, who has recently become a peer.

A SERIES of multi-faith events marking the fifth anniversary of the 7/7 London bombings highlight the fact that people of all faiths and backgrounds were affected by the terrorist act.

The contrast between general public attitudes towards Muslims and the fact that Muslims are far more likely to feel British highlights the need for more understanding of faith and inter-communal dialogue.

Shahnaz Ahsan, student engagement officer for the Coexistence Trust, visited Cambridge university last week to meet Jewish and Muslim students. She recounts her experience.

THE ‘INSPIRED by Muhammad’ poster campaign is a welcome development not just because it addresses negative public perceptions towards Islam, but also because contributes to an important on-going debate about increasing understanding of the role of faith in the public sphere.

The Coexistence Trust is to launch a project to recruit Jewish and Muslim 'Ambassadors' in Britain's university to promote positive dialogue. The move comes as the organisation calls for calm debate on campuses in the wake of the Israeli raid on the flotilla.

With Samuel Klein and Salman Shaikh

“When written in Chinese, the word "crisis" is composed of two characters-one represents danger, and the other represents opportunity.” John F Kennedy

In this workshop, students will gain a broad picture of some key issues and challenges facing those involved in conflict resolution work on university campuses from a variety of theoretical perspectives. Through role-play and discussion, we will identify constructive responses to conflict within a campus context as well as practical techniques to enhance leadership skills in this area.

Welcome to the launch of the new Coexistence Trust website!