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Soka Gakkai International

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  • Non- Governmental and Other Organisations

  • Buddhism (Nichiren Buddhism)
  • 國際創價學會; 国际创价学会; Soka Gakkai Internacional

    • 15-3 Samon-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-0017, Japan
  • sgi

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Aim

Achieve positive change both in the lives of individuals and society as a whole through wide-ranging community initiatives to foster a culture of peace, empowering people, and forging links.

History

The SGI was founded on January 26, 1975, but the movement has its roots in 1930s Japan.

IRD Activities

  • Interfaith Symposiums

    SGI is holding a series of interfaith symposiums with the European Academy of Sciences and Arts

  • Participation - Interfaith Dialogue and Initiatives

    SGI groups around the world actively participate in interfaith dialogue with a wide range of faith groups

  • SGI President - a Champion of Dialogue

    President Ikeda is a pioneering champion of dialogue as a means to bridge cultural divides and seek solutions to global issues facing humanity. He has conducted extensive dialogues, many of which have been published, with leading representatives of the worlds of education, culture, politics, the sciences and the arts, as well as with individuals of different faiths.

    • Main Focus Countries of Activities

    World - World - World

Area of Actions:

Peace and Reconciliation Freedom of Expression Freedom of Religion or Belief Democracy, Social Cohesion and Citizenship Environment Shared Human Values Interreligious Dialogue Intercultural Dialogue Children and Youth Women's Rights Humanitarian Aid Confessional, Spiritual and/or Religious Activities Conflict Resolution and Transformation Migration of Refugees Migration of Migrants Intrareligious Dialogue

Form of Actions:

Advocacy Capacity Building and Empowerment Information Distribution Networking Physical Infrastructure Research Social Work and Community Service