IRCRA engages Pakistan’s community and diverse target groups in capacity-building programmes, research and dialogues that promote tolerance and peace.
Published the Orientation Pamphlet “Understanding Transformation of Muslim Democrats through Exchange Program between Pakistan, Tunisia, Indonesia and Malaysia Developed the narrative booklet “Islam & Democracy: An Alternative Narrative” in Urdu Translated“Islam and Democracy: An Alternative Narrative” into Pashto language, and disseminated in Afghanistan and Pakistan Developed the narrative book “Dialogues on Democracy” Conducted the Research Report “Religious Journals and Democracy: Mapping the Dominant Trends and Narratives” highlighting anti-democratic discourse and trends in religious publications Conducted Capacity Strengthening Workshop on the promotion of democratic ideologies through community engagement programs. Produced twenty (20) short-video clips, ten (10) articles, and ten (10) interactive dialogues amongst academics, religious media representatives, editorial teams and writers in Karachi Translated the booklet “Islam & Democracy: An Alternative Narrative” into English Conducted one-day brainstorming session on “Post withdrawal Afghanistan & Pakistan:Perils & Prospects in collaboration with “Council of Islamic Ideology (CII)International Research Council for Religious Affairs (IRCRA), in partnership with the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII), and with the financial assistance of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), has successfully concluded the 12-month project.
