Due to the rich diversity of excellent candidates in the long-list and the tough job of selecting just five unsung heroes to go forwards, we regret we will not now be ready to make the announcement of the short-list until the 9th December.

The Coexist Foundation is proud to announce Meedan's launch of Nurani, a platform for cross-language scriptural discussion for Muslim and Christian scholars developed by Meedan and managed by the Cambridge Inter-faith Programme at the University of Cambridge.

Working with the highly regarded Faith in Leadership team, the Cambridge Coexist Programme is inviting between twenty and thirty senior Rabbis, Clerics and Imams to hone their leadership skills through a series of residential modules and independent study spread over a year.

The Cambridge Coexist Programme has partnered with one of the world’s top garden designers, Chris Beardshaw, to create a ‘festival garden’ which we hope to launch at the Chelsea Flower Show in 2013.

The Council of Foreign Relations hosts the annual Religion and Foreign Policy Summer Workshop bringing religious leaders from across the country to discuss pressing international issues.

This October the Cambridge Coexist Programme joins forces with the Times Cheltenham Literature Festival  to create a fascinating new series of polemical events focussed on religion.

Coexist's Director raises funds for Understanding Faith Series by bicycling 106 miles across Dartmoor.

Claimed to be not only the most important exhibit of the New York Public Library, but also one of the most important religious exhibitions to come to New York, ‘Three Faiths’ was visited by more than 200,000 people.

Coexist’s “Nurani” project, to develop digital dialogues between Muslims, Christians and Jews, has won a prestigious UK Research Councils’ grant worth $450,000.

Prince Charles’ School of Traditional Arts came to New York from January 29th-February 3rd to launch a series of workshops illuminating the sacred arts of Jews, Christians and Muslims.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg praised the "Three Faiths" exhibit and encouraged people to go and see it.

Coexist has been proud to partner with acclaimed US-based documentary-makers Odyssey to develop iPhone Apps which go behind the story of some of the exhibits in the New York Public Library's "Three Faiths" exhibition.

Inspired by the British Library’s acclaimed ‘Sacred’ exhibition in 2007, ‘Three Faiths’ sets the New York Public Library’s magnificent collection of Jewish, Christian and Muslim manuscripts side by side for the first time.

On the 1st of December 2010, the first five graduates of the University of London's pioneering new BA course in Abrahamics received their degrees.

Coexist is proud to be co-sponsoring a major new exhibition a the New York Public Library from October 22nd to February 28th 2011.

Coexist has forged a long-term partnership with the University of Cambridge to develop initiatives which help the public to understand Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

The annual Insight Film Festival, in partnership with Coexist, encourages talented young film-makers from across the world to develop films exploring inter-religious understanding.

Eudaemonia conferences provide inspiring, in-depth training for teachers of Religious Education in schools.

Coexist is helping Meedan, a specialist in on-line translation, to develop an internet platform for dialogue in Arabic and English.

In St Jean Cap Ferrat in France, an area where there have been tensions between different faith communities, Coexist built a stone drinking fountain engraved with its distinctive logo.
 

Heythrop – the specialist Theology and Philosophy College of London University - is one of the UK’s foremost centres for religious education.

With offices in 18 countries, Search for Common Ground build bridges of understanding around the world through the Media.

The University of Cambridge has long been promoting high-quality, scholarly enquiry into Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Coexist is working with the Prince's School to promote public outreach programmes in schools and colleges.

For example, Then, in the wake of the Mumbai terrorist attacks in 2009, Coexist sponsored a series of “Concerts for Peace” at the Jaipur Literature Festival.

 Where tensions flare between faith communities, Coexist will engage with local partners to help rebuild trust.

St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, in the heart of London, hosts public talks, workshops, exhibitions and cultural events bringing together people of different faiths.

The British Library’s acclaimed “Sacred” exhibition brought together, for the first time, exquisite and very rare Jewish, Christian and Islamic texts,