MISSION
The MJA Fellowship is a special community among the MJC Alumni. Through the constitution of a high-level network of exceptional alumni and partners leading outstanding ideas, we advance the MJA’s mission and impact on a global scale. These exceptional drivers of change and experienced leaders in their fields are empowering Muslim-Jewish interaction and impact, redefining effective engagement
APPROACH
Through personal and professional development networking and support the MJA Fellows are taking an active role in designing, driving and creating the change they envision. The MJA connects exceptionally creative and innovative members in our community and links them with various international and local networks of change, influencing political and social landscapes alike. Built on the MJC’s 15 years of experience fostering trust-building, skill-building, and coalition-building the Muslim Jewish
Fellowship is providing leaders with a forum to exchange best practice, develop skills and improve through an interdisciplinary curriculum. Cooperating with other organizations and initiatives, the Fellows benefit from a divers expertise to help them fortify the impact of this work together.
Muslim Jewish Fellowship Spotlight Summit
As part of the regular gatherings of the members of the Fellowship we present keynotes and so called spotlight summits held by members for members which hold an opportunity to share and learn from each other, fostering the Fellowship’s ability to create impact in their respective communities and fields of activity.
🌟 Highlights from our programme
September 30th 2026, 8pm CET: Building and Creating in Times of Adversity
A deep dive with Komal Ahmad, founder of Copia – Forbes 30 Under 30
July 23rd 2026, 6pm CET: The Future of Muslim – Jewish Relations in Germany and Beyond
Reflections with Ayse Cindilkaya, President of the Council of Muslim Students and Academcis in Germany
April 27th 2026, 7 pm CET: Forging Jewish Muslim Alliances in Switzerland after October 7th and throughout the war in Gaza.
Reflections on 2 years of efforts with Maurice Kirschbaum, state Secretariat for Migration SEM, Switzerland, formerly Office of the UN Resident Coordinator in Dhaka, Bangladesh