Our Mission

We exist to create space for honest conversations, compassionate service, and shared responsibility across faiths, cultures, and lived experience.

Our work is grounded in respect not uniformity and in the belief that understanding grows when people listen deeply and act intentionally.

Our Story

What began as a small effort to bring people together has grown into a platform for collaboration, learning, and service.

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Our Values

Respect

Every voice matters. We lead with humility and listen without assumption.

Integrity

Transparency, honesty, and accountability guide every decision.

Service

We measure success by impact and how we show up for others.

Dialogue

Growth begins when difference is met with curiosity, not fear.

Be Part of the Work

Whether you want to learn, volunteer, or collaborate; there is a place for you here.

WHERE WE ARE BASED
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Salimata – Representing Buddhism

Salimata

SGI-UK member working internationally to promote interfaith understanding and cultural appreciation.

Representing the Buddhist faith
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Gary – Representing Christianity

Gary

Anglican priest in the liberal catholic tradition, comfortable engaging with people of faith and no faith.

Representing the Christian faith
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David – Representing Humanism

David

Chair of Dorset Humanists and Honorary Member of Humanists UK. Regular school speaker and interfaith dialogue leader.

Representing Humanism
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Sister Tama – Representing the Muslim faith

Sister Tama

Hello, I’m Tama. I was raised in a home shaped by two very different worldviews; an Irish Catholic father and an English atheist mother.

Representing the Muslim faith
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Lynda – Representing Judaism

Lynda

Former teacher specialising in Judaism, SACRE member and Chair of the Bournemouth & Poole Holocaust Memorial Day Committee.

Representing the Jewish faith
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Our aim is to promote understanding.

“The test of faith is whether I can make space for difference.” – Late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks –