Website: https://klassekampen.no/

Country of Publication:

• Norway

Website: http://www.dagen.no

Country of Publication:

• Norway

Website: https://www.vl.no/

Country of Publication:

• Norway

Website: https://stl.no/english/

Mission:

The Council for Religious and Life Stance Communities in Norway (STL), established in 1996, is an umbrella organisation bringing together religious and life stance communities.

The two main goals of the Council are:

to promote equal treatment of religious and life stance communities in Norway
to promote respect and understanding among religious and life stance communities through dialogue

The work of the Council for the promotion of equality focuses on the areas of education (kindergarten, school, university), work place, health institutions (hospitals and homes for the elderly), detention centres, the military and graveyards.

The Council is currently engaged on a number of ethical issues including environmental issues, biotechnology, gender equality and the rights of refugees.

Country of Publication:

• Norway

Website: https://www.kianorge.no/

Mission:

Christian Intercultural Work (KIA) was established in 1974 and is the largest diaconal, voluntary, non-profit organization in the field of integration in Norway today.

Our VISION is a multicultural fellowship in church and community!

Country of Publication:

• Norway

Website: https://kirkensbymisjon.no/

Country of Publication:

• Norway

Website: https://www.rodekors.no/

Country of Publication:

• Norway

Website: https://www.imdi.no/

Mission:

The Directorate of Integration and Diversity (Norwegian: Integrerings- og mangfoldsdirektoratet) is a Norwegian government agency which is responsible for implementing public policy concerning refugees and integration. It is subordinate to the Ministry of Justice and Public Security and was established in 2006.

Country of Publication:

• Norway

Website: https://kirkeligdialogsenter.no/

Mission:

The church dialogue centres can be found in Drammen, Trondheim, Stavanger, Bergen and Oslo
Common to the work of the ecclesiastical dialogue centres is:
• the name ‘Church Dialogue Centre’
• local affiliation with their own diocese in the Church of Norway
• affiliation with the Areopagos Foundation
• concrete work for congregations and local communities to make faith and life stance dialogue and dialogical practice an integral part of their work
• the function as competence and network centres
• workshops for religious theology and dialogical practice
• a basic attitude of meeting people with different faiths or beliefs with respect and curiosity
• professional co-operation

Country of Publication:

• Norway