Interreligious Dialogue Must Be an Essential Tool to Meet Us

My name is Patricia. When I started the podcast, I made it clear I wanted to share ideas, to spark curiosity. Follow me to discover new things.

Interculture and, especially, mutual understanding, as well as interreligious dialogue must be essential tools that allow us to meet. Could it end hate crimes?

Interfaith or interreligious dialogue refers to cooperative, constructive, and positive interaction between people of different religious traditions or beliefs. It’s all about fostering understanding, respect, and collaboration, often with the goal of addressing shared concerns or simply building stronger community ties.

Breaking down stereotypes and reducing prejudice. A good, and different faiths sit down to talk—whether it’s over coffee or in a formal setting—they often realize the "other" isn’t so different. I did that when I was in my first volunteering: we, Christians and Muslims were able to speak and share ideas.

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Patricia López Muñoz

Higher Technician in Sociocultural Dynamisation

Specialist Technician in Immigration

Higher Technician in Social Integration