
The historic Richmond Town Hall was the venue for a magnificently successful iftar dinner near the end of Ramadan, jointly hosted by JCMA and Tents For Peace

Mayor Clarke, Mr Southwick and Rabbi Caplan co-signed the Community Accord, pledging support to the values of a multicultural society.

Anna Crotty, founder of Tents for Peace, spoke about the work of her organisation in providing shelter and education for women and children in war-torn Afghanistan.

JCMA President Rabbi Shamir Caplan (centre) with Yarra Mayor Alison Clark and David Southwick MLA, the state Member for Caulfield

Dr Helen Gardner, a member of the joint JCMA/Tents For Peace committee that organised the event, presents MC Rasheeda Cooper with a bouquet

The B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation Commission, a supporting organisation of JCMA, hosted a table of young interfaith leaders from its multifaith leadership program.
- The historic Richmond Town Hall was the venue for a magnificently successful iftar dinner near the end of Ramadan, jointly hosted by JCMA and Tents For Peace
- Mayor Clarke, Mr Southwick and Rabbi Caplan co-signed the Community Accord, pledging support to the values of a multicultural society.
- Fazila Tasmim Hajeb of Tents For Peace explained the religious significance of Ramadan.
- Anna Crotty, founder of Tents for Peace, spoke about the work of her organisation in providing shelter and education for women and children in war-torn Afghanistan.
- JCMA President Rabbi Shamir Caplan (centre) with Yarra Mayor Alison Clark and David Southwick MLA, the state Member for Caulfield
- Dr Helen Gardner, a member of the joint JCMA/Tents For Peace committee that organised the event, presents MC Rasheeda Cooper with a bouquet
- The B’nai B’rith Anti-Defamation Commission, a supporting organisation of JCMA, hosted a table of young interfaith leaders from its multifaith leadership program.