
There are only 25 women Torah scribes in the world, compared to thousands of men. One of them is about to become the first woman to write a Torah for Australia.
Source: The Jewish Independent

The Migrant Jubilee Cross, symbolising the hopes and prayers of migrants and refugees in Australia, has officially started its pilgrimage around Melbourne.
Source: Melbourne Catholic

On 23 February, during Ramadan, an interfaith Iftar was held at the Australian Governor-General’s Sydney residence, Admiralty House, hosted by Her Excellency Ms Sam Mostyn AC and SBS. Guests included Muslim, Christian, and Jewish leaders, parliamentarians, and community figures.
Source: SBS

Local government leaders from across Victoria have gathered at Glen Eira Town Hall for a forum on antisemitism and social cohesion, with representatives attending from metropolitan and regional councils alike.
Source: Australian Jewish News

Satwant Singh Calais did not set out to build an organisation that would span a continent. He set out to ensure that Sikh children growing up in Australia would not do so without structure, guidance and a confident understanding of their identity.
Source: Asia Samachar

The Permanent Mission of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and UNITAR hosted a significant convergence of faith and diplomacy: the 11th Annual Geneva Interfaith Dialogue within the historical halls of the Palais des Nations.
Source: The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR)

Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called for greater regulation of Islamic preachers in Australia in the aftermath of the Bondi terror attack. His comments triggered an immediate backlash.
Source: The Conversation

Singapore is the world’s most religiously diverse nation, according to a new study by the Pew Research Center that examines how evenly major religious groups are represented across national populations.
Source: Religion Unplugged
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