Multifaith Future Leaders Program          21 - 23 February 2011

Are you a committed member of a faith community — Muslim, Jewish, Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh, Baha'i…. ?
Are you a dynamic young person, approximately 18 to 26 years and see yourself as a future leader of your community?
Are you keen to learn leadership skills that will help you become a better leader? If so, you may be eligible to join the Multifaith Future Leaders Program.

Participants begin with a free three-day leadership training workshop from 21 -23 February 2011 and commit to ongoing contacts with future leaders from other communities. They join in leadership training activities and discussions with other people from different faith backgrounds.

Applicants will be chosen on what they can contribute to the program, their commitment to interfaith and their demonstrated potential as future leaders of their communities.

For more details read the full brochure here.
To apply, fill in the form below. 

*Title: Mr Mrs Ms *First Name: *Last Name: *Age: *Religion *Country of Origin: *Address: *Telephone: *Email: Please name two referees, including contact details (note: family members cannot be referees). *Referee 1: *Referee 2: *Please attach a CV with full educational qualifications and work experience. To select a file click Browse Please answer the following questions: *1. What is the extent of your current and/or previous involvement within your community? *2. What do you believe are the pros and cons of multicultural society? *3. What do you wish to achieve by participating in the Multifaith Youth Leadership Training Program?

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UPCOMING EVENTS    Multifaith Future Leaders Program A 3-day leadership training workshop and ongoing program for 18-26 year olds committed to interfaith contacts.  Expressions of interest now open for 2011. Click here to read the brochure.  Click here to register your interest East Melbourne City Synagogue: The oldest functioning synagogue in Victoria. To read more, click here  To view the website: melbournecitysynagogue.com