IRF Roundtable
Working groups
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IRF Roundtable Working Groups are self-governed by their co-chairs and convene on a semi-regular basis (bi-weekly, monthly, etc.) to execute multi-faith action targeting religious freedom violations within their region, topic, or agency of focus. Working groups often draft and launch multi-faith letters requesting signatures and support from the IRF Roundtable network and participants. Joining a working group offers opportunities to take action and make an impact. Reach out today to get started!
Working Groups
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Africa
Co-chaired by: Scott Morgan & Fr. Canice Enyiaka
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Armenia
Co-chaired by Matias Perttula & Tamar Purut
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Blasphemy & Apostacy
Co-chaired by Hulda Fahmi & Cheik Mkhaitir
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Central Asia
Chaired by Wade Kusack
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China
Chaired by Logan Carmichael
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Congressional
Co-chaired by Anna Sineva & Kyle Cristofalo
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Genocide
Co-chaired by Gregory Stanton & Dr. Ewelina Ochab
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India
Co-chaired by Hena Zuberi, Dr. Khan, Peter Cook, Ria Chakrabarty
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Middle East
Co-chaired by Lauren Homer & Dr. Tugba Tannery-Erdemir
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Prisoner of Conscience
Co-chaired by Sean Nelson & Hulda Fahmi
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Refugees
Chaired by Chelsea Sobolik
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Southeast Asia
Chaired by Nguyen Dinh Thang
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United Nations
Co-chaired by Jonas Fiebrantz & Ann Buwalda
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Women
Co-chaired by Judy Golub, Lou Ann Sabatier, Soraya Deen
“Well, it is my view that religious freedom is the ability to search for the truth. And wherever that takes you — to organized religion or no religion at all — the government has no role in intervening in that search path.”
— Kristina Arriaga de Bucholz, Free Expression Award honoree