The Diversity and Dialogue project is supported by its Advisory Group. This is made up of members of the partner organisations, plus other invited individuals. The Advisory Group oversees the development and progress of the project. Diversity and Dialogue is very grateful for their support and commitment to its work.

The first phase of Diversity and Dialogue was led by Save the Children UK,
in conjunction with eight partner organisations. The aim was to develop projects
that encouraged young people to share their beliefs, tackle controversial issues
and to work together to change society for the better. Initially we found out

Diversity and Dialogue was conceived at a meeting of Christian, Jewish, Muslim and secular NGOs in July 2002. They talked about the problems that the Middle East and other conflicts were causing for interfaith relations in the UK and thought about what they could do. Their conclusion was a commitment to run an interfaith education project in partnership: Diversity and Dialogue.