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The Appeal of Conscience Foundation condemns the horrific attack on the synagogue, Addas Israel Congregation in Australia. Such acts of violence against places of worship are an affront to the very principles of peace, freedom, and mutual respect that underpin our societies. The Appeal of Conscience Foundation has long advocated for the protection of religious institutions, having secured, in 2001, the passage of a United Nations resolution that safeguards houses of worship worldwide.

The Appeal of Conscience Foundation presented the Appeal of Conscience Award to two exemplary honorees; His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros for his outstanding dedication to inter-religious cooperation to advance peaceful co-existence and mutual acceptance, instilling the message for all ages in particular our youth to “Respect the Other”. Marta Batmasian, a woman of faith and a humanitarian, for her commitment to religious freedom, global and community philanthropy benefiting education, the underserved and humanity.

May 2024 – NEW YORK, NY: America China Public Affairs Institute hosted Ambassador Yang Wanming, President of the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries and his delegation at the home of Dr. Cheryl Fishbein, Chair, Jewish Community Relations Council America China Public Affairs Institute hosted Ambassador Yang Wanming, President of the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries and his delegation at the home of Dr. Cheryl Fishbein, Chair, Jewish Community Relations Council – New York, where Karen Dresbach, EVP, ACF talked about the long-lasting relationship between Appeal of Conscience Foundation and the Chinese people.

ACF hosted the “Interfaith Community’s Role in Healing Together: A Forum on Mutual Acceptance, Mental Health and Youth” in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, supporting ACF’s mission to promote mutual acceptance, peaceful co-existence and Respect the Other and the U.S. Administration’s interagency policy efforts and strategy towards countering Antisemitism, Christianophobia, Islamophobia, and related forms of bias and discrimination. Forum attendees included representatives from the US State Department and White House, interfaith and mental health leaders from around the US.