Updates

We’re hiring: Director

We’re hiring: Director

We are looking for Interfaith Scotland’s next Director! Are you passionate about working together with people of faith for a just and inclusive Scotland? Submit your CV with cover letter to admin@interfaithscotland.org by 5pm on 21/04. You can find full details about the role on 

First Minister John Swinney on Scottish Interfaith Week 2024

First Minister John Swinney on Scottish Interfaith Week 2024

First Minister John Swinney shares his thoughts on the importance of Scottish Interfaith Week and celebrating Scotland’s diversity. “As it has done for 20 years, Scottish Interfaith Week brings people from across Scotland together. To recognise and better understand the important role our faith communities 

Interfaith Scotland events for Scottish Interfaith Week 2024

Interfaith Scotland events for Scottish Interfaith Week 2024

We are excited to be celebrating 20 years of Scottish Interfaith Week this November (11th-18th). Our main event is the National Interfaith Conference in Dundee of which anyone is welcome to sign up to attend. We will also be hosting a Conversation Café in Dundee 

Director at Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa

Director at Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa

Our Director Dr Maureen Sier will be in Apia, Samoa, for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting this month. The Meeting takes place 21-26 October, 2024, and will be the first CHOGM to be held in a Pacific Small Island Developing State. Dr Sier will 

Statement on the ongoing tension and violence in the UK

Statement on the ongoing tension and violence in the UK

We have been shocked and horrified by the acts of violence that have been committed in recent days. Attacks on people seeking asylum, anti-Muslim hatred, and destruction of places of worship have no place in our society. We stand in solidarity with all those who 

Scottish Faith Leaders Unite for Climate Action

Scottish Faith Leaders Unite for Climate Action

Interfaith Scotland Director Dr Maureen Sier and board member Srihari Vallabhajousula were honoured to sign the Scottish faith leaders’ statement on action to tackle climate change in Scotland last week.