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FAQ

What does having a mixed-faith or interfaith heritage mean?

Strictly speaking, interfaith heritage identifies people whose parents hold different religious believes or faiths. For example, a person born from a Christian parent and a Muslim one might consider themselves as having a mixed-faith heritage. In a larger sense however, interfaith belonging might be produced in other ways. For instance, through schooling, partnership, migration or conversion. Holding a mixed-faith heritage thus identifies an individual’s familiarity and/or feeling of belonging to more than one belief system at once.

Do I need to have a mixed-faith heritage to be part of MyMixedHeritage?

No. MyMixedHeritage is a welcoming community for anyone interested in exploring interfaith dialogue in today's society. Whether you're a teacher wanting to learn more about interfaith interactions, an organisation seeking to incorporate lived experiences into your events, or someone in an interfaith relationship/family, this space offers opportunities for sharing and learning. Our community thrives on the diverse perspectives of people who are actively engaged in creating inclusive and meaningful spaces for interfaith understanding.

Are there any requirements to be part of MyMixedHeritage?

There are no specific requirements, however, a non-judgemental attitude is expected to all members of the community. No form of abuse wll be tolerated.

I would like to book a talk / propose a project. What should I do? 

If you’d like to book a talk, or propose a collaboration please get in touch through the contact us form. We’ll endeavour to get back to you as soon as possible.

Dalia is a PhD student. Will any information be used in her PhD research?

NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT!

Dalia's research is separate from her work at MMH. In case a member would like to collaborate it is important to know that no data will be processed without the informed consent of the person concerned. To ask for informed consent Dalia will schedule a call or a meeting with you and walk you through every step of her research. 

© 2023 by Dalia El Ariny

PhD Candidate Social Anthropology, MA, BA 

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