Intercultural and Interfaith Learning

Learning to Live Together is an educational program that helps teachers nurturing values and spirituality in children. It provides tools to help children and young people to develop a stronger sense of ethics, critical thinking, respect for people of other cultures, and nurture the sense of belonging to a global community.

The program is designed to contribute to the realization of children’s right to a full and healthy physical, mental, spiritual, moral and social development. It proposes an educational framework that can be easily adapted to different social and cultural contexts.

Its manual provides educators in formal and non-formal education settings with tools for designing, implementing, and evaluating intercultural and interfaith educational experiences. There are two manuals, tailored for working with children from 6 to 11 years old, and children 12 to 18 years old.

Since its launch in 2008, Learning to Live Together has reached 441,600 children in 45 countries. In addition, more than 4,900 facilitators have been trained in the use of the program, and 51 of them have become international trainers.