| Work at the Academy is carried out by teams of scholars working on announced topics. The scholars, who at a minimum represent the Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Hindu and Buddhist faiths:
serve
the Elijah Board of World Religious Leaders by producing academic and theological studies, position papers and response statements
engage
in a sustained dialogue through sharing the resources, beliefs and wisdom of their own religious traditions
produce
position papers to reflect their diverse religious perspectives
formulate
joint statements to articulate their common ground
develop
policy papers and educational materials, through which work at the Academy can impact broad sectors of society
participate
in meetings of the Elijah Board of World Religious Leaders and in Academy-sponsored conferences, symposia and lecture series worldwide at which Academy work will be shared with the public
provide
study material for the worldwide network of Elijah Interfaith study chapters
brief
religious leaders on the global conversations carried out by the interfaith study chapters
The Academy's work will provide the foundation for broadly based continued discussion, study and collaboration among the world's faiths. These activities are achieved through the educational network, through publication and through dissemination of Academy papers to religious leaders, to theological and academic institutions as well as to policy makers, the media and more. |
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