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Tolerance.ca's Panel Discussion at Vanier College Diversity of Values and Religious Beliefs on Campus : Enrichment or Source of Conflict?

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Ph.D., London School of Economics and Political Science, Member of Tolerance.ca®
Photo by Gunther Gamper.*
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Dr Neil Caplan is the Humanities Coordinator at Vanier College.

What better way to mark International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination than to hold a panel discussion on the diversity of values and religious beliefs? Sponsored by the Humanities Department of Vanier College in association with Tolerance.ca, the panel featured Liberal Arts student Fariduddin Rifai, Humanities teacher Maureen Jones, and Humanities/Religious-Studies teacher Sevak Manjikian, also a member of Tolerance.ca

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* Prof. Sevak Manjikian addresses students. Behind him is Liberal Arts student and discussant, Fariduddin Rifai. 






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