UK Global & UK Europe visit to the UK

United Religions Initiative members from Europe and the USA visited the United Kingdom to discuss the organisation’s work and share new ideas.

UK Global & UK Europe visit to the UK

United Religions Initiative members from Europe and the USA visited the United Kingdom to discuss the organisation’s work and share new ideas.

UK Global & UK Europe visit to the UK

United Religions Initiative members from Europe and the USA visited the United Kingdom to discuss the organisation’s work and share new ideas.

UK Global & UK Europe visit to the UK

United Religions Initiative members from Europe and the USA visited the United Kingdom to discuss the organisation’s work and share new ideas.

Building a Culture of

Peace between People

of Different Beliefs

With a presence in over 110 nations, URI is the world’s largest grassroots interfaith network. It cultivates peace and justice by engaging people to bridge religious and cultural differences and work together for the good of their communities and the world.

URI is a non-governmental organization (NGO) with consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council.

Its UK branch is URI(UK), a registered charity that seeks to pursue the global aims of URI within the context of the United Kingdom.

Our News

Celebrating the King’s Coronation

Celebrating the King’s Coronation

We are delighted to report that United Religions Initiative UK, supported by Shri Venkateswara (Balaji) Temple in Tividale, together with other local community organisations and other government bodies, service provider successfully...

Free to Act, Free to Believe

Free to Act, Free to Believe

Free to Believe, Free to Act was a conference organised in Coventry to discuss the current challenges in the area of faith and religious belief, and broader human rights. Attended by people from civil society and faith groups, the...

Getting Involved Is Easy

We will be pleased to hear from like-minded people and organisations who want to participate in some of our projects. If you want to know more, please get in touch with us via the ‘Contact Us’ form.

Cooperation Circles

We hope to see more UK-based interfaith initiatives choosing to become Cooperation Circles affiliated with URI UK. There is no membership fee and no obligation to attend meetings. Still, you will be connected to an immense network of like-minded people worldwide, with multiple opportunities for partnerships and joint projects. To become a Cooperation Circle, your group must have at least seven members from at least three religious backgrounds (including humanism). It should also agree to abide by the URI Charter.  To find out how, please email [email protected].