Christian, Muslim and Jewish groups have joined together to celebrate the way young people are promoting interfaith collaboration.
In a world first, three media outlets serving the three Abrahamic faiths have joined forces to set up the 21 for 21 project, which is aimed at finding “21 leaders for the 21st century”.
The project is looking for 21 young people who have made a significant difference to understanding and cooperation between people of different faiths.
“There is a widely held perception that faith communities in this country and elsewhere are in constant conflict. I think that’s actually not the case,” Justin Cohen, the news editor at Jewish News who set up the project, told The Independent.
