COLLABORATION

Prof. Dr. Mátyás Szalay

PhD, Dr. phil. habil.
Episcopal Theological College of Pécs
He is currently a research professor and the Head of the Department of Philosophy of Religion at the Episcopal Theological College of Pécs.
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Prof. Dr. Jaroslav Franc

Doc. Mgr. et Mgr., Th.D.;
(Media ethics, communication studies, and digital religion, the spirituality of the Christian East)
Sts Cyril and Methodius Faculty of Theology, Olomouc, Czech Republic
His expertise comprises media ethics, communication studies, and digital religion, the spirituality of the Christian East: Arabic theology, the dialogue between East and West in the context of religious, cultural, and historical developments in Europe and the Middle East.
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Prof. Dr. Gusztáv Kovács

PhD, Dr. phil. habil.
Episcopal Theological College of Pécs
He is a professor at the University of Pécs Medical School Department of Behavioural Sciences and Head of the Department of Human Dignity and Social Justice at the Theological College of Pécs. His research interests include questions from philosophy, ethics, social ethics, and bioethics.
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Rev. Dr. Kevin Schembri

S.Th.B., S.Th.L., J.C.L., J.C.D., P.G. DipJur.
Faculty of Theology, University of Malta
He is senior lecturer of pastoral theology, liturgy & canon law and for many years involved in the policy of Safeguarding.
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Dr. Stefan Hecht

Dr. phil. lic. can. law.
Fordham University, London
He currently teaches canon law and leads research projects on the interlink between Canon Law, its History and Theology and the Gratian Encyclopedia Project.
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Francesco de Nigris

Prof. Dr. phil.
Universidad Francisco de Vitoria
He teaches metaphysics, philosophy of action, 20th century philosophy, ancient Greek and Roman philosophy and European philosophy. His research focusses on trinitarian anthropology and forgiveness.
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Other Collaborating Persons:

L. Katunge
Safeguarding network Africa
Pastoral theology, law

G.S. Dy-Liacco
Safeguarding network Asia-Pacific
Professor education, counselling

Dr. Jan Polák
Ass. professor moral theology and systemic theology. 

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The Foundation is accompanied by a support association, the “Safeguarding act Federation,” short “SAFe.” Its members support the safeguarding policy, promote it in their own organizations and participate in formation.

• Single persons membership: 200 $ per year.
• Institutional membership: 1000 $ per year.

The memberships fees can be withdrawn from the fees for formation.

The Federation promotes the international network. It also has the possibility to, in single cases, help in situations of financial hardship.