The Center for Dialogue and Cooperation among Civilizations works to promote awareness, deepen understanding, and foster cooperation among the world's religions, cultures, nations and civilizations.
The Center for Dialogue and Cooperation among Civilizations (CDCC) was established in 2006 by a distinguished circle of Indonesian scholars and international-relations practitioners. It was born from a profound intellectual and moral imperative — among others, as a response to the "clash of civilizations" narrative that has defined much of the early 21st century.
The purpose of the Centre is to serve dialogue and cooperation among civilizations at large.
One of the few interfaith alliances in Indonesia initiated by civil society — a forum for interfaith dialogue and faith-based action uniting eight religious assemblies across six official religions.
Held nine times since 2006, this biennial gathering convenes thinkers, peace activists, academics, religious leaders, policy makers and journalists to mainstream a moral movement for world peace.
Launched after the COP21 Paris event in 2015, mobilising religious leaders on climate change through education, campaigns and advocacy — including the Eco-Places of Worship program.
Launched at the 8th World Peace Forum in Solo (2022) to mainstream Wasathiyah Islam globally, guided by an advisory board of 17 Islamic figures from around the world.
An alliance of Indonesian Islamic organisations born of brotherhood with the Palestinian people, mobilising fundraising, mass rallies and strategic studies.
A biennial global rendezvous for peace, held nine times since 2006.
Majelis Cendekiawan Madani Malaysia–Indonesia.
Celebration with the International Day of Human Fraternity.
Training young leaders for harmony and collaboration.
CDCC is built on the power of collaboration. We offer our extensive global network, grassroots trust and scholarly expertise — and invite global institutions, governments, civil society and visionary figures to partner with us, turning dialogue into ethical, actionable and systemic global change.
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Read More →The Center for Dialogue and Cooperation among Civilizations (CDCC) is committed to fostering mutual understanding through dialogue and collaboration. We believe that open communication between cultures is key to solving global challenges — social, political, economic, and environmental. Reach out to us to be part of a global movement toward peace, cooperation, and shared progress.
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