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Interfaith

The flagship output of the Interfaith Programme is our annual Interfaith Iftar, which brings together young people, community, political and faith leaders to build networks and strengthen unity between diverse groups. The Programme also launched a new project in 2020, ‘Dealing with Grief’, which explores the impact COVID-19 has had on faith communities across England.

2022 Tower Bridge

Naz Legacy Foundation, in partnership with the City of London, organised an Interfaith Iftar hosted at Tower Bridge on Tuesday 12th April 2022.

2022 Tower of London

After three years of preparation, the big day finally arrived. Our first in-person Interfaith Iftar since the COVID-19 pandemic struck.

2021 Tower of London Interfaith Celebration

Our first in-person event since the Covid19 pandemic struck.

#RamadanAtHome: 2021 Virtual Series

Over 200,000 people took part in our virtual Iftar series in 2021.

2020 #RamadanAtHome

More than 75,000 people took part in our virtual Iftar series in 2020.

2019 St Paul’s Cathedral

Our 2019 Iftar brought together over 100 young people at St Paul’s Cathedral.

2018 St John's Wood Synagogue

Our 2018 Iftar brought together 150 young people at the St John’s Wood Synagogue.

2017 Archbishop's House

Our 2017 Iftar brought together 100 young people at the Archbishop’s House, the residence of Cardinal Vincent Nichols.

2016 Lambeth Place

Our 2016 Iftar brought together over 100 young people from all faiths and none at Lambeth Palace.

Interfaith Workshop

Naz Legacy Foundation, in partnership with The Chief Rabbi’s Office, hosted a one-day Interfaith Workshop focusing on empowering young people to recognise and challenge hate speech in person and online.

Dealing with Grief

Exploring the impact COVID-19 has had on faith communities across England.