Inter-Faith Dialogue
Emerald Hills Institute thought of the talk series as a venue to cultivate friendship and strengthen civic dialogue among the many civil communities.
The speakers of the talk series include prominent government, elected, corporate and media officials, religious leaders, academics, diplomats, and other civic leaders and they will share their viewpoints and experiences on important issues facing our local communities.
These talk series provide information on important public, intercultural issues and help to build ever-lasting and strong relationships among the diverse ethnic communities in the west coast of USA.
Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable is pleased to announce that we have a new Chair, Zeynep...
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Salt Lake Interfaith Round Table members met with the community at the 68th United Nations...
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Emerald Hills Institute held its annual The World Women Day gathering in attendance with around...
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Zeynes Kariparduc of the Emerald Hills Institute said engaging youth is a challenge for all...
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Emerald Hills Institute participated in the 2026 G20 Interfaith Forum, held October 15–17 in Salt...