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The news "Oasis of Dialogue and Peace" is promoted by Silsilah Dialogue Movement, published every week in a local newspaper in Zamboanga City and envoys through the net to share our expriences in Dialogue and Peace!
1st Week - February 3, 2010

The Advocacy for an Immediate and
Long Term Good: The Preservation
of the Ayala Watershed


For two years now Rigid Aggregates Mining Corporation (RAMC) has been making its level best to get the City of Zamboanga to grant its application to conduct exploration and operation activities within the Ayala watershed area. The permit has not yet been given, thanks in no small part to the efforts of several groups to block the grant of this permit. Although Silsilah was the original oppositor it has since been joined by other groups, notably the Zamboanga City Water District (ZCWD), the Industrial Group of Zamboanga, Inc. READ ARTICLE


126th Week - January 27, 2010

Inauguration of the Silsilah Center in Davao


To keep the thousands of alumni “linked” or in the “chain” the Silsilah Forum was formed during the 20th Anniversary of the Movement in 2004. The Silsilah alumni, mostly Muslims and Christians from Mindanao and other parts of the Philippines (as well as other countries) are those who have joined any of the courses offered by the Silsilah Dialogue Institute during the summer. These courses are the Basic Course, the Intensive Course and the Special Course given out of the Oasis Dialogue Training Center in Harmony Village in Sinunuc, Pitogo, Zamboanga City. The Intensive Course has twice been offered in Davao City. READ ARTICLE


125th Week - January 20, 2010

Religious Educators from Jolo Attend A Seminar on Dialogue and Peace


“Global problems call for global efforts, and Christian and Muslim societies have a duty to mobilize their moral, spiritual and social resources to respond to the problems of our age. We must work together with a global agenda and chart a new course for relations in the 21st century.” ( Georgetown Common Word Conference) A forum on A Common Word Between Us and You: A Global Agenda for Change was organized in Georgetown in Washington, D.C. on October 6-8, 2009. It was just one of several efforts in the world to provide Muslims and Christians a venue to address from common framework religious, historical, social and practical issues between the two world communities. READ ARTICLE