Peach, a PhD student at the University of Cambridge, interviews Professor Jagbir Jhutti Johal from the University of Birmingham about the role of women in interfaith activities. Professor Jhutti Johal discusses the increasing prominence of women in interfaith dialogue, emphasizing the need for support and mentorship to facilitate these conversations. They also talk about the importance of community engagement and academics co-producing research with communities. The discussion includes insights into empowering other underrepresented voices, such as young people, those with disabilities, and the LGBT community, in interfaith conversations and policy-making.

Part of the UK Interfaith Futures series.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:50 The Role of Women in Interfaith Activities

02:44 Academics and Interfaith Engagement

05:20 Challenges and Opportunities in Interfaith Dialogue

10:36 Underrepresented Voices in Interfaith Conversations

16:51 Conclusion and Final Thoughts