Religion and Suicide Resources: Hinduism

Om - the symbol of HinduismIn this series of articles, we offer resources from a number of religions in dealing with suicide along with resources for prevention and meeting challenges. In this issue, we look to the support Hinduism provides for prevention and meeting challenges.
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Religion and Suicide Resources: Judaism

Star of David - symbol of the Jewish religionIn this series of articles, we offer resources from a number of religions in dealing with suicide along with resources for prevention and meeting challenges. In this issue, we look to the support Judaism provides for prevention and meeting challenges. Continue reading “Religion and Suicide Resources: Judaism”

Religion and Suicide Resources: Sikhism

Khanda: Symbol of SikhiIn this series of articles, we offer resources from a number of religions in dealing with suicide along with resources for prevention and meeting challenges. In this issue, we look to the support Sikhi provides for prevention and meeting challenges.

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Religion and Suicide Resources: Christianity

Christian CrossIn this series of articles, we offer resources from a number of religions in dealing with suicide along with resources for prevention and meeting challenges. In this issue, we look to what supports Christianity has for prevention and meeting challenges.
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Course: Religions and Peace

Positive Peace: Religions and PeaceMeet Positive Peace, the post-COVID recovery framework. Created by the non-partisan and internationally renowned think-tank the Institute for Economics & Peace, this free short course introduces the transformational framework — Positive Peace. Rethink peace with the Institute’s data driven approach and discover how Positive Peace is associated with better performance on ecological sustainability, improved wellbeing, stronger GDP growth rates and better business outcomes.
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Courage to Care: Upstander Education Resources

Courage to Care Upstander resourcesKnowing how to stand up for others impacted by prejudice or discrimination can be challenging, so COOL.org has worked with Courage to Care to create six new lessons across years 9 and 10, Health and Physical Education, that explore how to be an Upstander through personal behaviour and community initiatives.

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Why Muslim women cover their hair with a hijab and the importance of modesty in Islam

Hand-drawn illustrations. Seven women of various ethnicities wearing modest clothing, all with headscarves of different lengths
Muslim women around the world wear different modest garments, each with distinct names and styles.(ABC News: Sharon Gordon)

Muslim women who wear a head covering often feel they represent their entire faith based on first impressions. This is regularly described as both a blessing and a burden.
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