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Program Description

Please click here to read an open letter concerning recent changes to the Face to Face | Faith to Faith program structure.

Face to Face | Faith to Faith strives to meet these goals:
1. To challenge participants to safely engage conflict and explore identity in an ongoing process of building mutual understanding, trust and empathy; and
2. To nurture faith-informed leaders with tools to build a more just and peaceful world 

Face to Face | Faith to Faith participants commit to an exciting year-long international program. Face to Face / Faith to Faith operates in four different regions of the world:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In order to meet the goals above, Face to Face/Faith to Faith partners with The ARIA Group:
The ARIA Group Inc. is a conflict resolution and collaborative planning firm, offering both consulting services and training. They offer evaluation services, workshops, conflict assessment and intervention, dispute system design, and collaborative strategic planning. For more information, visit www.ariagroup.com.

Click here to read the F2F 2010 Action Evaluation Group and Intergroup Results.

Click here to learn more about the methods of Action Evaluation used by The ARIA Group.
   
Teens from Face to Face / Faith to Faith, Auburn’s international, multifaith youth leadership program

Since 2001, Face to Face has brought together hundreds of Christian, Jewish and Muslim teenagers from Northern Ireland, the Middle East, South Africa, and the U.S. to develop a new generation of leaders able to negotiate a multifaith global society. Teens learn how their own religious traditions and those of others can be used to build a more peaceful world. To find out more, click here.