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About Us ![]() Since 2004, Children of Abraham has been facilitating dialogue and connecting Muslim and Jewish young people from all over the world using a range of emerging online technologies. The program features guided thematic exploration of each other’s communities using Wiki, photography and discussion boards aimed at building mutual respect through understanding. Many of the graduates of the program have been motivated by the experience to write newspaper articles, do radio interviews, form local interfaith groups, put on photography exhibitions and recruit peers for future programs in the USA, Indonesia, the United Kingdom, Iran and Egypt. The grassroots efforts of all the participants, enabled and nurtured by the online community, have served to broaden our reach. We are currently based out of Paris exploring possibilities for future projects on the ground in France and Morocco. CoA on FaceBook Join Children of Abraham's Cause on FaceBook, become a member of this growing online community, invite friends and be part of a dynamic young organisation. |
Announcements ![]() His Excellency Mohamed Alabbar spoke to Business Week. He is a key supporter of Children of Abraham. Click here to read his interview! CoA was profiled recently by the Organization of the Islamic Conference's publication, The Journal. Click here to read the full text. His excellency Alwi Shihab has joined CoA's board of trustees. Dr. Shihab is Indonesia's special representative to the Middle East and the Organization of Islamic Conference. Having Dr. Shihab on board marks the start of unprecedented opportunities for fostering Islamic-Jewish dialogue in the most populous Islamic country in the world. Merlinta Anggilia, CoA alumn speaks to Pamela k. Taylor of Muslim Girl magazine about her life and how being part of CoA's Global Discovery Program has helped reconnect her to her own faith. |
Donation ![]() Children of Abraham is a 501(c)(3) federally tax exempt public charity. We gratefully accept donations to help promote Dialogue, Discovery & Respect between Jewish and Muslim youth through our projects around the world. |
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