Lights of Coexistence
- Empowering youth by enhancing their voices and skills through academic research, while providing them with valuable opportunities to actively contribute to strengthening coexistence and shaping a brighter future for the region.
- The research they conduct not only adds significant value to the subject matter but also serves as an important reference for furthering dialogue, understanding, and actionable solutions.
Manara Youth Coexistence Initiative
Mohammed Bin Zayed University for Humanities, The United Arab Emirates:How a Society’s Social Structure Can Enable or Hinder the Development of Values Related to Tolerance
and Used Examples from Efforts of the UAE to Enable Tolerance as a Social Value.
Bayero University, Kano – Nigeria:Cyberspace for Peace: Countering Social Media Narratives on Religious Intolerance in Kano.
Reichman University, Israel:Water Management as a Tool for Regional Stability in Arid Regions: The Negev Desert as a case study for
Middle East and North Africa.
Mohammed Bin Zayed University for Humanities, The UAE
How a Society’s Social Structure Can Enable or Hinder the Development.
Bayero University,
Kano – Nigeria
Cyberspace for Peace: Countering Social Media Narratives on Religious Intolerance in Kano.
Reichman University,
Israel
Water Management as a Tool for Regional Stability in Arid Regions.
O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, India
The project explores Pir Baba ki Dargah in Haryana as a living embodiment of India’s long-standing pluralistic spirit. Conducted by students from O.P. Jindal Global University
Western Caspian University, Baku, Azerbaijan
This project explores Azerbaijan’s historical and contemporary model of tolerance as a foundation for coexistence and social harmony. Through historical analysis, field research
Reichman University,
Herzliya, Israel
The project examines how Israel’s education system can strengthen youth resilience and coexistence in times of conflict. Conducted by students from Reichman University,