Our Fellows

At ACWAY, we believe that young people play a critical role in initiating change and translating international issues into local community activities. Of these key issues that continue to shape our relations and societies is that of coexistence and religious harmony.

ACWAY Fellows have delivered over 300 interfaith and intercultural activities in over 85 countries, and engaged over 1700 people. Click through our interactive map to meet our Fellows and learn more about their skills. 

If you would like to become an ACWAY Fellow, scroll down for more information.  

Meet Our Fellows Across The Globe

Becoming an ACWAY Fellow

ACWAY brings together young peace-builders from communities around the world. Being an ACWAY member means that you are eligible for many amazing opportunities to develop yourself, travel the world, and upgrade your knowledge and skills through various training and events. As an ACWAY member you will have an opportunity:

  • Connect with vibrant youth-led community of interfaith leaders around the world
  • to be invited to regional and international Forums and become an ACWAY Fellow
  • Advance your knowledge in different topics such as Project Planning and presentation, Interreligious issues, Interfaith Dialogue, Peacemaking skills, and Funding Opportunities through participating in online trainings and ACWAY webinars
  • Represent your religion and country as an advocate of coexistence and religious harmony by conducting interfaith and intercultural activities
  • Elevate your professional profile by having your activities featured of the ACWAY site
  • Contribute to the interfaith debate by posting articles and commentaries on the ACWAY blog

Fill out the form to join the movement

As you fill out the form, we will be in contact with you shortly with all the details about ACWAY membership.

Why do we need this information? When we have forums, events, and conferences, you may be selected to attend (on behalf of ACWAY or your organization), and so this information will be useful to speed up the selection process to allow us to get a demographic spread.