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Humanitarian Affairs United Kingdom in collaboration with the Malacca State Government would like to extend an invitation to Outstanding Youths to participate in the Inaugural University Scholars Leadership Symposium from August 1 to 7, 2010 in Malacca, Malaysia.

Humanitarian Affairs seek to nurture next generation leaders to become world-class citizens with global vision and understanding of human needs. The Symposium allows young leaders the opportunity to understand more about the global humanitarian need, to learn how to organize a humanitarian relief and be challenged in their worldview.

The Prime-Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak of Malaysia has personally endorsed this initiative.

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The Conference Theme of “Building Bridges through Interfaith Dialogue and Youth Participation” will engage participants in a dynamic experience of faith development as well as challenge them to positively respond to the universal call to holiness. Our world today more than ever before is faced with the challenge of overcoming the “faith divide” and the global citizenship divide in order to build the bridge of all bridges, the interreligious and international bridge that connects all humanity to God. The conference will create and promote interfaith collaboration and build bridges of trust, friendship and partnership among religiously diverse youth and provide a platform for local, national, regional and international collaboration. The conference will empower, support and encourage participants to accept and embrace the “Other” as potential co-creators of our collective future. According to Dr. Julia Chaitlin, this can be achieved through deliberate and consistent “dialogical communication, people-to-people processes rooted in justice, equality and tenacity, especially during the darkest of times”. The Conference is committed to providing a multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary strategy to addressing fear-based belief systems, negative stereotypes, polarization, enemy images, and artificial barriers of hate and distrust that divide us. The October 2010 International Conference on Youth and Interfaith Communication is a timely opportunity for dialogue and change that everyone needs to be a part of. The conference presents an outstanding pool of more than 25 International Speakers with extensive experience in addressing interfaith concepts from diverse social, cultural, psychological, political, spiritual, philosophical, ecological and economic perspectives. The Conference will:
a. provide opportunities for networking and collaboration as we seek to serve and promote systemic change for the common good
b. educate and inspire participants to genuine and collective positive action
c. provide a model for interfaith cooperation and the breaking down of social barriers as we work together for right human relationship, justice and an end to religiously-motivated violence, and care for the earth that we have inherited.