CURATED CONVERSATIONS
When Worlds Converge,
Understanding Begins
Thoughtful conversations that build understanding.
At Worlds Converge, we believe that meaningful dialogue has the power to bridge cultures and challenge assumptions.
Curated Conversations is an ongoing series of live virtual and in-person events featuring scholars, guides, artists, authors, journalists, conservationists, and community leaders. Together, we explore the people, traditions, and ideas that shape our world through authentic voices and respectful conversation.
Whether you're preparing for a journey to Morocco or simply curious about another culture, these conversations invite you to listen, ask questions, and connect across perspectives.
Curated Conversations is an ongoing series of live virtual conversations hosted on Zoom, featuring scholars, guides, artists, authors, journalists, conservationists, and community leaders.
Jews and Muslims in Morocco
Shared Histories and Inherited Narratives
with Mustapha Ezzarghani
May 13, 2026 - 6:00 PM
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How can Jews and Muslims discuss identity, religion, and the Middle East without deepening division?
Explore the shared history of Jews and Muslims in Morocco and the narratives that have shaped both communities.
Discover Morocco's unique history of coexistence and cultural exchange.
Hear Mustapha Ezzarghani's perspective on dialogue, understanding, and building bridges across differences.
Participate in a live Q&A exploring history, identity, and the possibilities for respectful conversation.
Moroccan Tiles and Architecture
Registration Opens Soon
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Join a Moroccan tile expert to explore the history of zellige tilemaking.
Discover how Amazigh, Islamic, Andalusian, and Moorish influences shaped Morocco's architectural traditions.
Learn how master artisans continue centuries-old techniques by hand.
Explore the symbolism, geometry, and craftsmanship behind Morocco's iconic mosaics.
Gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry you'll encounter throughout our 2027 cultural journey.
“The most meaningful journeys begin when we walk with humility behind those whose lands and stories came before us”

