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DESCRIPTION:Griffith University would like to invite you to an:\nInterfaith
  Summit - Ecomomic Development and Religious Freedom\n• Religious Freedom 
 and the Unleashing of Social Capital\n• Religion\, Social Cohesion and Eco
 nomic Factors in Development\n• Finding Economic Synergies through Interfa
 ith Cooperation\nLocation: Crowne Plaza - 2807 Gold Coast Highway Surfers 
 Paradise\, Queensland Australia&nbsp\; Dates: November 16-18\, 2104\nTo re
 gister for the conference\, or more information go to: griffith.edu.au/con
 ference/g20-interfaith-summit \nThe G20 Leaders Summit being held in Brisb
 ane in November 2014 aims at promoting global development in a variety of 
 ways.&nbsp\; Yet the latest empirical research demonstrates that in most p
 arts of the world\, development objectives cannot be optimized without tak
 ing the role of religion into account.\nThe&nbsp\; G20 Interfaith Summit a
 ddresses this challenge by enabling prominent politicians and religious le
 aders together with some of the world’s foremost experts on these issues f
 or three days of discussion and dialogue.\nExploring the Religious Dimensi
 on of DevelopmentFollowing this year’s G20 Leaders Summit in Brisbane\, th
 e G20 Interfaith Summit is being convened on Queensland’s Gold Coast from 
 November 16-18 to bring global and national experts together to discuss th
 e role of religion and religious freedom in enhancing development. Confirm
 ed speakers are coming from an array of countries\, including Argentina\, 
 Australia\, Brazil\, India\, Malaysia\, Turkey\, United Kingdom\, United A
 rab Emirates\, USA\, and Uruguay\, with many others invited and expected.
 \nSpeakers Include:\n\nBrian Adams\, Director\, Centre for Interfaith &amp
 \; Cultural Dialogue\, Griffith University\nCarmen Asiain\, President\, La
 tin American Consortium for Law and Religion Studies\nPaul Babie\, Associa
 te Dean and Director\, Research Unit for the Study of Society\, Law and Re
 ligion\, Adelaide Law School\nDes Cahill\, Professor of Intercultural Stud
 ies\, RMIT University\, Australia and Co-President&nbsp\; of Religions for
  Peace\, Asia\nRam A. Cnaan\, Professor and Associate Dean for Research\, 
 and Chair of the Doctoral Program in Social Welfare at the University of P
 ennsylvania\nW. Cole Durham\, Jr.\, President\, International Consortium f
 or Law and Religion Studies (Milan\, Italy)\nNeil Foster\, Newcastle Unive
 rsity Law School\nBrian Grim\, President\, Religious Freedom and Business 
 Foundation\; previously\, Senior Researcher\, Pew Research Center’s forum 
 on Religion and Public Life\nRachael Kohn\,&nbsp\; Ph.D.\, Producer and Pr
 esenter with ABC Radio National\nAndrew Markus\, School of Philosophical\,
  Historical and International Studies\, Monash University\nJuan Navarro Fl
 oria\, Professor of Civil Law\, Pontificia Universidad Catolica Argentina
 \nKatrina Lantos Swett\, Chair\, United States Commission on International
  Religious Freedom\nTim Wilson\, Australian Human Rights Commissioner\nAug
 usto Zimmermann\, Senior Lecturer\, Murdock University and Commissioner of
  the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia\nMembers of National Parli
 aments\nRepresentatives of major religious humanitarian aid organizations
 \nAn interfaith panel from the United Arab Emirates will consider the exte
 nt and impact of religious freedom in the Middle East\n\nRegistration Pric
 ing:\nGeneral Admission Fee: $AUD 100 per day or $AUD250 for the whole con
 ference.\nConcession Fee (For Students\, Pensioners\, Griffith University 
 Staff\, Government Officials and Not-for- Profit Organizations):&nbsp\; $A
 UD 75 per day or $AUD 190 for the whole conference.&nbsp\; An “Early Bird”
  10% discount is available for registrations completed by September 30\, 2
 014.\nRegistration fee includes access to all workshops\, panels and plena
 ry sessions\, plus Sunday evening dinner and reception\, Monday lunch and 
 dinner\, Tuesday lunch and all conference refreshment breaks\, as well as 
 conference materials.\nTo register for the conference\, or for other infor
 mation about the hotel or the conference\, go to: griffith.edu.au/conferen
 ce/g20-interfaith-summit https://faithvictoria.org.au/upcoming-events/even
 t/516-g20-interfaith-summit-economic-development-and-religious-freedom
DTSTART:20141116T090000Z
DTEND:20141118T180000Z
LOCATION:Crowne Plaza Surfers Paradise - 2807 Gold Coast Highway Surfers Pa
 radise\, Queensland 4217 Australia (2807 Gold Coast Highway\, Surfers Para
 dise QLD 4217\, Australia)
SUMMARY:G20 Interfaith Summit: Economic Development and Religious Freedom
URL:https://faithvictoria.org.au/upcoming-events/event/516-g20-interfaith-s
 ummit-economic-development-and-religious-freedom
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