2020 JLI Events and Webinars

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About JLI

An international collaboration on evidence for faith actors’ activities, contributions, and challenges to achieving humanitarian and development goals. Founded in 2012, JLI came together with a single shared conviction: there is an urgent need to build our collective understanding, through evidence, of faith actors in humanitarianism and development.

  1. JLI MEAL Hub Learning Exchange
    1.  Impact evaluation design with local faith actors, Eido
    2. From M&E to EL&A: Improving what we measure and why, Food for the Hungry, Subodh Kumar
    3. MEAL and COVID-19 Response
    4. Effective Interreligious Action in Peacebuilding, Jessica Baumgardner-Zuzik, Alliance for Peacebuilding
    5. Most significant Change, Living Water
    6. Seeking Synergy, Who owns the answer, EAGLES Development Malawi
  2. Religions, Humanitarianism and Dev Reading Group, view all here
    1. “Secular and Religious Dynamics in Humanitarian Response.”, Dr. Olivia J. Wilkinson
    2. Global aid and faith actors: the case for an actor-orientated approach to the ‘turn to religion’, Prof Emma Tomalin
    3. Research in Religion and Development in light of COVID-19
    4. Philipp Öhlmann presents on the first chapter of his book with Wilhelm Grab and Marie-Luise Frost, “African Initiated Christianity and Sustainable Development”.
    5. Fabian Winger presents on his article, “More than an intensive care phenomenon”: Religious communities and the WHO Guidelines for Ebola and COVID-19.
    6. Diana Rayes presents on her paper, “Faith-based coping among Arabic-speaking refugees seeking mental health services in Berlin, Germany.”
    7. Prof. Cecelia Lynch presents on her new book, “Wrestling with God: Ethical Precarity in Christianity and International Relations.”
    8. Ela Drazkiewicz presents a chapter from her book on “The Moral Economy of Foreign Aid: Religion and Institutions”
    9. Dr. Aikande Kwayu presents her book, “Religion and British International Development Policy”
  3. JLI Ending Violence Against Children-
    1. Spiritual Capital, Dr Selina Palm, Stellenbosch University
    2.  Faith actors as first responders to violence against children, Dr Selina Palm, Stellenbosch and Dirk Coetsee, Petra
  4. Faith Sensitive Humanitarian Response, Focus on MHPSS with JLI, Act Alliance, Islamic Relief Worldwide and DCA Learning Lab and related e-course
  5. PaRD Gender Equality and Empowerment Work-stream Virtual Forum – SDG 5 , Looking Back to Look Forward, Dr. Nora Khalef-Elledge
  6. JLI Ending Violence Against Children – Seen But Not Heard 3 part series & EVAC Evidence Guide
    1. Multi-religious Perspectives on Child Participation (Vea el resumen en español)
    2. Practical Examples of Child Participation (Vea el resumen en español)
    3. An Intergenerational Dialogue on Child Participation (Vea el resumen en español)
  7. Accord Network Panel on International Development & Local Faith Actors: Ideological and Cultural Encounter
  8. Bridge Builders: Sharing Capacity and Strengthening Localised Response – Lessons from South Sudan Webinar
  9. JLI/SVRI Faith and GBV Hub Launch, Join the new Hub