Many Religions One Community: Lessons from Islamic Spain for Today's World

Sign up to host a Community Dialogue about the film Cities of Light: The Rise and Fall of Islamic Spain and what it means for interfaith and cross-cultural relations today. As a community dialogue host, you will receive a free copy of the dialogue toolkit and film, as well as additional materials and training on how to organize and facilitate a successful community dialogue. In addition, you may apply for financial and technical assistance from Public Agenda and 20,000 Dialogues to support your community dialogue event.* Please use the form below to sign up to receive more information about how to host a community dialogue and about the financial and technical assistance available for selected community dialogues. All Fields Marked With (*) Are Required
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Please Wait To qualify to receive financial and technical assistance, your community dialogue must meet the following criteria: Bring together a coalition of three to five diverse civic organizations.* In addition to your organization, at least two additional civic organizations (faith-based, business, community service, interfaith, or arts and culture) must agree to collaborate with you and support your film screening and dialogue. These organizations can help you, the lead organizer, with funding, publicity, logistical support, etc. To promote a rich dialogue, try to partner with civic organizations of diverse viewpoints and backgrounds. Facilitate dialogue in small groups after screening the film and use the Choicework Discussion Starter (part of the dialogue toolkit) as the starting point for these conversations. If you need more information about how to get started with planning your community dialogue, contact McKenna Morrigan, Public Engagement Associate at Public Agenda, at mmorrigan@publicagenda.org or (212) 686-6610 x52.