Building on Adyan FRSR’s solid framework already in place, this project focuses on expanding to recruit new religious activists and engaging youth in Religious and Social responsibility.

The project engages religious activists and youth from various religious, cultural, and social backgrounds residing in zones of conflicts, tensions, and diversity, including Mount Lebanon: Chouf, Metn, South: Sour, Saida (Maghdoushe), North: Tripoli, Minieh-Dinieh, and Akkar.

The project also strengthens the FRSR’s existing training curriculum to ensure that new members acquire in-depth inter-religious literacy and the capacity to engage in public discourse related to FoRB and diversity.

The project organizes gatherings where FRSR members participate in continual inter-religious discussions, strengthening their ability to promote and embody inter-faith respect. The national discussions are powerful symbols for inter-communal peace, diversity, and solidarity across the country.

This project also takes the messages of the FRSR to a broader audience by implementing ten community-based humanitarian and livelihood initiatives in light of the growing needs in Lebanon. The community initiative aims to inspire citizens to inclusive understanding and citizenship.