Future 500 | Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2026

Our Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2026 invites you to explore the plurality of Europe. The calendar offers an overview of holidays and days of remembrance, reflecting the diversity of our European society. Bringing together knowledge, encounters, traditions, and perspectives from our European networks, the Interreligious-Worldview Calendar is expanded and updated every year. Whether used in educational institutions, organisations, or at home, it opens up new opportunities for meaningful exchange across borders.

We see the calendar as a shared space for interreligious and worldview dialogue – a field of learning rooted in connection. It reflects the purpose of our work: to highlight new ways of fostering cohesion in Europe, actively contribute to overcoming social polarisation, and inspire a resilient European community.

Design: liad Shadmi

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If you would like to receive the Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2026 before the end of the year, please register here by 1 December 2025. Distribution will begin shortly afterwards, so make sure to secure your copy in time!

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