Religious diversity and interfaith dialogue is at the heart of an educational initiative that has been pioneered by the Norwegian-based Inclusive Citizenship and Human Rights Project (ICHR) in partnership with the Indonesian National Committee of the Lutheran World Federation (KN-LWF) which brings together 13 local Lutheran churches. The two organizations have worked together to develop an online course which aims to challenge religious stereotypes, promote a greater understanding and enhance peaceful co-existence between people of different faith communities. The course uses films and other audio-visual tools to showcase ways in which stereotypes and propaganda can be challenged, especially regarding the history, presence and practices of religious minority groups. Rev. Dedi Pardosi, director of KN-LWF said: "In Indonesia, where religious diversity is a central part of society, interfaith dialogue is not just a theoretical discussion but a necessity for building bridges of understanding and peace. This initiative aligns with the spirit of Interfaith Harmony Week, reminding us that mutual respect and cooperation are essential in responding to the challenges of religious intolerance and social fragmentation.”