By Dwight Friesen
Yesterday, Feb. 10th, was the first time the multifaith engagement of the UN-Habitat Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda was offered back to the World Urban Forum.
This important multifaith work, led by Urban Shalom Society to give everyone a voice, including the Christian community, has been taking place at Urban Thinkers Campuses all over the world over the last few years, and yesterday the conversation landed on a truly global stage.
With more than 80% of the world’s population living with a significant religious worldview it is vital that the UN explore – with intention – ways of mobalizing people and communities toward its SDGs through the values, beliefs, and narratives of the world’s faith traditions.
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It’s so cool that for the first time a “Faith Forward” conversation has a voice in the World Urban Forum.
Thank you to all the organizers, presenters, participants, sponsors, Abu Dhabi, and to UN-Habitat for facilitating this important faith conversation toward a thriving cities/bio-regions and a sustainable planet.