Tony Blair Faith Foundation

Amina Mulabdic is a 32 year old Muslim from Sarajevo in Bosnia, who works for the Directorate  for Economic Planning at the Council of Ministers of Bosnia. She is married with a 4 year old son, and is the daughter of Mustafa Ceric, the Grand Mufti of Bosnia. Here she tells us about the places and people that have helped shape her religious identity. Her story was originally published in The Times. 

  By my troth, I believe, a short film by Sahara Sharma has been short-listed by Faith Shorts, a project for short-length movies with the goal of increasing understanding between religions and faiths. Faith Shorts is an annual global short film competition. The project run by Tony Blair Faith Foundation in London has short-listed Sharma’s film in the top five in the 18-27 age category of this year’s competition.

Sierra Leone Olympic athletes, Ibrahim Turay and Ola Sesay, recently sat down with the Tony Blair Faith Foundation in Stratford to discuss the unifying power of sport and malaria, one of the biggest killers of Sierra Leoneans. According to Ibrahim and Ola the same dedication and interfaith team work they have experienced through sport can be applied to ending malaria.