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Born in Spain, Maimonides became the Chief Rabbi of Egypt and served as the personal physician to the Sultan Saladin. Inspired by this history, a journey was attempted to visit his tomb in the Galilee. However, the trip was interrupted by checkpoints and the events of October 7th. The contrast between the historical harmony intended by the journey and the current reality of division became the catalyst for this project.
The project convenes an annual multi-day seminar traveling across Córdoba, Seville, and Granada. This immersive itinerary allows participants to study historical coexistence on-site while engaging in sustained, facilitated dialogue throughout the journey.

Through guided on-site visits and daily lectures, participants will walk in the footsteps of Maimonides, exploring the cultural and historic landmarks of Córdoba, Seville, and Granada firsthand. The program will give participants a clear understanding of this historical model of coexistence.

Daily facilitated sessions equip participants with the practical skills needed to discuss contentious political issues openly and directly. Led by experienced dialogue practitioners, these sessions train participants to listen constructively, understand the perspective of the other, and communicate through complex topics without hostility.

Traveling and living alongside one another, as well as through structured activities designed to foster connection, participants will build relationships that last a lifetime. The experience provides participants access to a growing alumni network of international peacebuilders and civic leaders.

If you are an HR leader, executive, civic director, elected official, or public communicator seeking to enhance your cultural competency, this program is designed for you. The seminar offers an off-the-record environment to navigate complex cultural dynamics, rebuild institutional trust, and gain the perspective needed to lead thoughtfully through polarized public scrutiny.

If you are an educator, student, writer, or community leader committed to diversity, equality, and dialogue, fellowships are available. These sponsored positions offer emerging voices direct access to international travel and practical training in historical literacy. This participation strengthens informed, thoughtful communication across schools, media, and local civic organizations.

Working in teams, participants develop joint presentations to showcase their newly acquired knowledge and skills. Upon returning home, participants are expected to carry out localized, community-facing initiatives. Participants remain in regular contact through an active alumni network, where they report on the progress of their local projects and continue to support one another in their efforts.
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