International cultural relations body for the United Kingdom.

Seeks to improve the public conversation about Muslims and intercultural relations in the U.S. and Europe by providing evidence-based arguments, facts and research findings from reputable sources.

Creates opportunities to exchange perspectives on issues such as migration, diversity, community cohesion, inter-cultural and inter-faith dialogue and pluralism in European societies. Primary goal is to acknowledge present and past contributions of diverse communities and cultures, and especially of Muslims, in shaping contemporary European society. Activities include panel debates, conferences, expert workshops, research and exchange programs.

Pan-European professional network promoting leadership, diversity, empowerment and positive perceptions of European Muslims. Hosts programs and activities, such as meetings with European leaders and inspirational events and in-mosque mentoring for Muslim youth.

Annual meeting of media professionals and public figures from a variety of key geo-political and communal fault lines. Aims to foster media relations across continents and expose similarities and differences in media challenges for outlets from different cultures and geographies. Took place from 2005 to 2009.

The Institute for Strategic Dialogue is an independent think tank working with leaders in media, business, government and academia to address major international security and socio-economic challenges and improve Europe’s global effectiveness. The institute facilitates policy briefings, research, task forces, scholarships and cross-border networks that bridge intercommunal, religious, socio-economic and political divides.

Informal coalition of academic associations involved in university-level journalism and mass communication. Organizations from six continents participate with a focus on universal issues in the field.

Network of nonprofit investigative journalism organizations that conduct training, produce stories, provide resources and encourage the creation of similar nonprofit groups.