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SUMMARY:Branching Out: Our Community Service Day with Trees Atlanta
DESCRIPTION:We organized a tree planting project as a meaningful day of service\, bringing our community together to plant trees and invest in a greener\, more environmentally sustainable future. We were grateful to organize a meaningful service gathering with Trees Atlanta\, and our representatives worked side by side to create lasting impact beyond the day itself. We are honored for the opportunity to turn shared values into to something that will continue to grow for years to come.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/770/
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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SUMMARY:Sacred Ties: Celebrating Shared Humanity with Besa: The Promise
DESCRIPTION:We were honored to organize a special screening of Besa: The Promise\, a cinematic journey that explores the profound Albanian code of honor and the courageous acts of those who risked everything to protect others during the Holocaust. In collaboration with The Temple\, this event brought our community together for a night dedicated to much more than just film; it was a space for deep reflection and vital dialogue. \nThe evening provided a unique opportunity for attendees to engage with the powerful themes of faith\, integrity\, and the universal duty we have to one another. By sharing this story\, we aimed to illuminate the threads of history that connect us and inspire a renewed commitment to our shared values. \nA Community United\nA sincere thank you to The Temple for their gracious hospitality and for partnering with us to create such a meaningful environment. Their commitment to fostering a space where story and spirit meet helped transform the screening into a catalyst for connection and mutual understanding. We are deeply grateful to everyone who attended and contributed to the rich conversations that followed\, reminding us all of the enduring power of a promise kept. \n\n\n\n   \n#FilmScreening #CommunityDialogue #BesaThePromise #BuildingBridges #HizmetCares
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/sacred-ties-celebrating-shared-humanity-with-besa-the-promise/
CATEGORIES:Film Screening,Friendship Gathering,Interfaith Dialogue
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SUMMARY:Bridges of Understanding: Celebrating 60 Years of Nostra Aetate
DESCRIPTION:We were honored to organize the Fountain Forum series event honoring 60 years of Nostra Aetate\, generously hosted by our friends at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. We are grateful to The Fountain Magazine for their partnership in making this meaningful gathering possible.\n\n\n\nA sincere thank you to our distinguished speakers\, Fr. Juan Areiza\, Rabbi Michael Berstein\, and Dr. Mehmet Aktas\, for sharing thoughtful perspectives on the importance of dialogue\, mutual understanding\, and building heart to heart connections. \n#Dialogue #Community #FountainForum #AtlanticUnites #HizmetCares
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/bridges-of-understanding-celebrating-60-years-of-nostra-aetate/
CATEGORIES:Education,Fountain Forum
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SUMMARY:Atlantic Institute Recognized by Georgia House of Representatives
DESCRIPTION:We are deeply honored to have received a Resolution from the House of Representatives recognizing the work of the Atlantic Institute in promoting dialogue\, understanding\, and service across communities. This acknowledgment is not just for us—it is a tribute to every volunteer\, partner\, and friend who believes in building bridges through compassion\, respect\, and meaningful engagement. 🤝 Thank you to the House for this heartening recognition. We’re more inspired than ever to continue fostering dialogue and friendship across all cultures and faiths.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/atlantic-institute-recognized-by-georgia-house-of-representatives/
CATEGORIES:Atlantic Institute News,Public Recognition
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SUMMARY:An Evening of Dialogue and Togetherness at the Table of Abraham
DESCRIPTION:What a beautiful evening it was at the Table of Abraham Iftar Dinner! We came together at the church to share a meal and discuss the theme: “Building Bridges: The Power of Shared Meals.”  A special thank you to the Congregation Or Hadash and the St Aidan’s Episcopal Church for their participation and support in making this evening possible. And a heartfelt thank you to the St Aidan’s Episcopal Church for their warm hospitality and graciously hosting us. Your kindness made the night even more special! \nTogether\, we continue to build bridges of understanding and friendship through dialogue and shared experiences.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/an-evening-of-dialogue-and-togetherness-at-the-table-of-abraham/
CATEGORIES:Atlantic Institute News,Table of Abraham
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SUMMARY:14th Annual Atlantic Peace & Dialog Awards Dinner
DESCRIPTION:March 6\, 2018\, the Atlantic Institute held its 14th annual Peace and Dialogue Awards. The ceremony honored four individuals who actively promote diversity and intercultural exchange in Central Florida. \nThe Atlantic Peace & Dialog Awards is held annually where people of all cultures\, backgrounds and faiths gather to share their thoughts and views on the chosen topic of the year. This year`s topic was “Looking Past Stereotypes: Accepting Others in today`s world.” \nThis event also provides an opportunity to recognize distinguished leaders and organizations who actively promote diversity and cultural exchange in their communities and organizations. \nIt is an honor to recognize and award these distinguished community leaders each year. Publicly recognizing influential leaders and organizations encourages them to continue in their efforts to lead others to a comfortable familiarity through regular communications and joint projects. \nWith these leaders and organizations endeavoring in behalf of peace and understanding in our world\, a more peaceful relationship between our communities and nations is likely to result. We applaud their efforts. \nAwardees of 2018\n\nGlobal Vision and Education Award: Dr. Sandy Shugart\,Valencia College\, President\nPublic and Community Service Award: Mark Brewer\, Central Florida Foundation\, President/CEO\nPeace and Dialog Award: Dr. Marc Levy\, Pediatric Surgeon\, Orlando Health\nMedia and Communications Award: Nancy Alvarez\, Anchor & Reporter\, WFTV​\,Dr.Elvan Aktas\n\nDistinguished guests from various cultural and religious backgrounds from all walks of life are invited to this event. In the past\, guest lists have included members of the government\, business persons\, media members\, university professors\, and religious and community leaders. \nSPONSORS \nThe University of Central Florida and its 13 colleges provide opportunities to over 60\,000 students from all 50 states and 140 countries. Located in Orlando\, Florida\, UCF is the nation’s second-largest university. UCF is called a “Top Up-and-Coming” national university by U.S. News & World Report\, a best-value university by The Princeton Review and Kiplinger’s\, and one of the nation’s most affordable colleges by Forbes. \nA multi-campus college dedicated to the premise that educational opportunities are necessary to bring together the diverse forces in society. \nvalenciacollege.edu/ \nOUC–The Reliable One: Established in 1923 by a special act of the Florida Legislature\, OUC—The Reliable One is the second largest municipal utility in Florida. OUC provides electric and water services to nearly 234\,000 customers in Orlando\, St. Cloud and parts of unincorporated Orange and Osceola counties. \nOrlando Health is a $3.8 billion not-for-profit healthcare organization. The organization is home to the area’s only Level One Trauma Centers for adults and pediatrics and is a statutory teaching hospital system that offers both specialty and community hospitals. \nMore information can be found at www.orlandohealth.com. \nThe Central Florida Foundation was designed by and for Central Florida as a place where people can learn about and practice their philanthropy. Let us help you connect your passion to impact and see why over 400 individuals\, families and corporations choose us as their trusted philanthropic home. \nLearn more at www.cffound.org. \nSouthwest Airlines continues to differentiate itself from other air carriers with exemplary Customer Service to more than 100 million Customers annually. It is the nation’s largest carrier in terms of passengers boarded and the only major U.S. airline to offer bags fly free® and no change fees. With 42 consecutive years of profitability\, Southwest is one of the most honored airlines in the world\, known for their dedication in supporting the communities they serve. \nwww.southwest.com \nLevey Consulting is a strategic development and organizational management firm that assists public and private entities seeking independent\, effective and trusted advice and services. \nIndividual Sponsors \nAlan Colak \nBarbara Weinreich
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/14th-annual-atlantic-peace-dialog-awards-dinner/
LOCATION:Sheraton Orlando North Hotel\, 600 N Lake Destiny Drive\, 32751\, Maitland\, FL\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dialogue & Friendship Dinners,Dialogue Awards,Interfaith Dialogue
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SUMMARY:Atlantic Family Iftar Dinners during Ramadan 2017
DESCRIPTION:During the month of Ramadan\, Muslims fast by abstaining from consuming water or food while the sun is out. Iftar – or fast breaking – dinners take place each night once the sun sets. This is an important time not only for those who participate in Ramadan because of their faith\, but also it is an important time for practicing Muslims to share their tradition with friends and neighbors over delicious food and through lively conversation. It is truly a special time when people of all backgrounds come together and share in the Iftar experience\, learning about different cultures and faiths in the process. \nThis year Ramadan begins on May 27 depending on the moon sighting. Our host families will begin offering the Iftar dinners every day between June 2 – June 18. If you attended our Iftar dinners in previous years\, you are more than welcome to attend again\, as many of our guests do so. \nIt is our hope to be able to host you during this special time. We look forward to matching you with a local host family! \nPlease admin@theatlanticinstitute.org for any questions or concerns. \nNote: Fasting is not required for guests. Information about the host family\, their address\, phone number and professional affiliation will be shared with you as soon as we finalize the family matching process. \n 
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/atlantic-family-iftar-dinners-during-ramadan-2017/
LOCATION:Atlantic Institute
CATEGORIES:Iftars,Interfaith Dialogue
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SUMMARY:Table of Abraham: The Role of Women in Abrahamic Religions
DESCRIPTION:The Table of Abraham program was held April 22\, 2015.  The event offers a panel discussion with representatives from each of the three Abrahamic traditions (Christianity\, Judaism and Islam).  Each representative gave a brief interpretation of the topic “The Role of Women in Abrahamic Religions” from their own background followed by a collective discussion of the topic.  We were honored to have Rev. Libba Stinson\, Courtney Ferriter\, Nighet Ahmed\, and Sevgi Kucuktas as our quest speakers for the evening.  Through our time together\, we acknowledged the importance for prayer\, interfaith dialogue and the positive role both play in society.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/table-of-abraham-the-role-of-women-in-abrahamic-religions/
LOCATION:Atlantic Institute
CATEGORIES:Atlantic Institute News,Interfaith Dialogue,Table of Abraham
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