This toolkit was created to be an argumentation aid for those Muslims who, in Muslim contexts, are discriminated against and accused of being false believers because of their expressions of thought and opinion. © 2022 Muslims for Progressive

This list gives an overview of speakers at PaRD’s Annual Forum on Religion and Sustainable Development 2022. © 2022 PaRD

Programme of PaRD’s Annual Forum on Religion and Sustainable Development 2022 © 2022 PaRD

This flyer (print@home version) gives a brief introducation and overview of the International Partnership on Religion and Sustainable Development’s (PaRD). © 2022 PaRD

This flyer (online version) gives a brief introducation and overview of the International Partnership on Religion and Sustainable Development’s (PaRD). © 2022 PaRD

This report summarises key findings on the role of religious actors in the Covid-19 response in the Southern Africa region and its implications for working with religious actors towards sustainable development. © 2022 PaRD

This document provides a brief overview of the scriptures of Islam that support the right to religious freedom. © 2022 Muslims for Progressive Values

Key lesson learnt from engagement of religious leaders to create demand for uptake of COVID-19 vaccine – a case study from Tanzania © 2020 USAID

A look at how US government support enabled dramatic gains in vaccination in Uganda. © USAID 2021

A look at how US government support nearly doubled the fully vaccinated rate in Zambia. © USAID 2021

Joint statement of SECAM and Justice and Peace Europe in the context of the AU-EU Summit on 17th & 18th of February 2022. © 2022 SECAM

Statement of SECAM and Justice and Peace Europe in the context of the AU-EU Summit on 17th & 18th of February 2022. © 2022 SECAM

The report was shared during Skálholt III in October 2021 and covers developments in the faith-environment nexus to date and proposes a road map ahead to ensure that the value of engaging with faith actors is more broadly recognised. © 2021 UNEP

This booklet is both a compilation and an expansion of the contributions and recommendations made during a three part online series, Fostering Resilience in Children on the Move, held from September to November 2021. © 2021 Arigatou International Geneva, KAICIID International Dialogue Centre and World Vision International, PaRD

In this report the See You Foundation shares key learnings from its multi-country initiative Every Life Matters (ELM). It promotes inclusion of people with disabilities in sexual and reproductive health and eye care in Ethiopia, Rwanda and Mozambique. © 2022 See You Foundation

This E-book embodies the vision of The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians described by Phiri as it contains stories, poems, artwork, songs and theological reflections by women of all ages ranging from 12 years to over 60– South Africa. © 2021 The Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians – South Africa