RECENT EVENTS
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Shabbat Ramadan Interfaith Program
The Jacksonville Jewish Center welcomed friends of Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville for the second year to celebrate a festive Shabbat Ramadan Iftar dinner. -
Meet the Author - America's Multifaith Neighborhoods
Dr. Lucinda Mosher and Sharon Eddins, Lead Chaplain at Wolfson Children’s Hospital spoke about her recently released book, -
2018 Dialogue and Friendship Awards Dinner
Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville hosted its annual Dialogue & Friendship Awards dinner on Thursday March 1. -
Sharing Ramadan Dinners 2017
For 2017’s Sharing Ramadan Dinners Atlantic Institute help two more intimate dinners. 160 people attended the two dinners on June 17 & 21 at the Istanbul Cultural Centre. We are delighted that so many Jacksonville residents from a variety of faiths choose to spend a meal learning more about Ramadan, and having much conversation about interfaith. -
Jews and Muslims Join To Celebrate Shavout and Ramadan
For the first time in Jacksonville’s recent history, Jews and Muslims came together to celebrate their separate religious holidays in one sanctuary. -
2017 Annual Award and Friendship Dinner
Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville hosted its 9th annual Peace and Dialogue Awards Dinner on Thursday March 23, 2017. -
Anne Frank A History for Today
VOH (voices of hope) and Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville hosted “Enemy of the Reich” Noor Inayat Khan Story documentary screening and a panel discussion. -
The Sultan and The Saint Premiere
A big thank you to all involved in the Jacksonville premiere screening of The Sultan and The Saint. Over 420 people attend the screening -
9th annual Peace and Dialogue Awards Dinner
Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville hosted its 9th annual Peace and Dialogue Awards Dinner on Thursday March 23, 2017. Board Member and reception MC for the evening Sabeen Perwaiz outlined the three awards presented to local individuals in recognition for their work. -
JEWS AND MUSLIMS JOIN TO CELEBRATE SHAVUOT AND RAMADAN
For the first time in Jacksonville’s recent history, Jews and Muslims came together to celebrate their separate religious holidays in one sanctuary. -
Religions and Extremism: A Cross Cultural Discussion
Many Jacksonville leaders and interfaith supporters joined us for an engaging and insightful conversation among Indonesian Counselor -
Peace in the Middle East: Inspiring Voices & Stories
UNF Interfaith Center and Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville organized one of the largest community discussions on Middle east peace. -
Black History Month Celebration
Black History Month celebrated with a distinguished speaker. The Atlantic Institute facilitated an exciting and inspirational speech by Bishop Rudolph W. McKissick of the Bethel Baptist Institutional Church. -
Peace and Dialogue Awards Dinner
The Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville hosts Peace and Dialogue Awards Dinner to honor individuals who have made outstanding contributions towards intercultural and peace by promoting mutual understanding and cross-cultural cooperation, with award winning filmmaker Ken Burns as keynote speaker. -
Family Values in Abrahamic Traditions
The Second Annual Table of Abraham organized by Atlantic Institute- Jacksonville on May 19th, 2015. -
Islam & Muslims: Moving beyond Media Sound Bites
Atlantic Institute- Jacksonville and various partners organized Atlantic Lecture Series "Islam & Muslims: Moving beyond Media Sound Bites. Attendance was full house at WJCT Main Studios.
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2018 Dialogue and Friendship Awards Dinner
Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville hosted its annual Dialogue & Friendship Awards dinner on Thursday March 1. -
The Sultan and The Saint Premiere
A big thank you to all involved in the Jacksonville premiere screening of The Sultan and The Saint. Over 420 people attend the screening -
Islam & Muslims: Moving beyond Media Sound Bites
Atlantic Institute- Jacksonville and various partners organized Atlantic Lecture Series "Islam & Muslims: Moving beyond Media Sound Bites. Attendance was full house at WJCT Main Studios. -
Family Values in Abrahamic Traditions
Annual Table of Abraham organized by Atlantic Institute- Jacksonville -
Peace and Dialogue Awards Dinner
The Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville hosts Peace and Dialogue Awards Dinner to honor individuals who have made outstanding contributions towards intercultural and peace by promoting mutual understanding and cross-cultural cooperation, with award winning filmmaker Ken Burns as keynote speaker.
Atlantic Institute of Jacksonville is grateful to local and federal law enforcement agencies for unfolding recently planned mass shooting at Islamic Center of North East Florida. As a community partner with many interfaith organizations in Jacksonville, we extend our thanks to JSO and local FBI.
Atlantic Institute’s mission motivates us to work harder for an inclusive Jacksonville with our community partners. We believe faith leaders play a vital role in building bridges and spreading language of peace. It is most timely to remember St Francis of Assisi’s prayer when faced with hatred. read more...
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Take advantage of this opportunity.
For the first time in its more than 100-year history, the esteemed academic journal The Muslim World has dedicated an issue to the topic of Hindu-Muslim relations, for which Atlantic Institute board member Lucinda Mosher is guest co-editor. In celebration, the publisher is allowing free download of the contents until December 2017. Do take advantage of this opportunity.
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Art & Essay Contest
Atlantic Institute believes that the students today are our future for tomorrow, and we love to see so many young minds eager to spend their time and energy to increase awareness for our global and local - or global - challenges. The contest challenges middle and high school students to submit either/or both art and essay compositions based on a yearly humanitarian theme.
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NEWS
We, as the Atlantic Instutite, strongly condemn the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, California. We stand united with the people around the world in mourning the loss of innocent lives and offering our deepest condolences to the families. We will honor the victims by strengthening our commitment to peace, tolerance and mutual respect.
our working process in 3 steps
We believe in the power of personal interaction and communicative dialogue as they are the best channels to build mutual understanding, trust, and harmony for a peaceful world.
Seeking and creating
opportunities for dialogue between individuals and communities.
Approach with realistic optimism
to build a better future for tomorrow
Offering solutions
through dialogue and education as well as organizing cultural activities and humanitarian works.