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Mira Trivedi, right, presents a lesson about swastika history to kids. (Photo courtesy of Mira Trivedi)

Hindu Students Ask Schools to Discern the Swastika From the Nazi Hakenkreuz

“Race, Caste, and the Challenge of Karma” conference, organized in conjunction with the BBFP April 4-5, 2025 (Photo courtesy of Frank Wojciechowski)

Long Overlooked and Newly Energized, Black Buddhist Studies Challenges US Buddhist History

Harman Singh, 2024 Vote is Sacred Fellow and Executive Director of the Sikh Coalition, speaks on a panel at the Interfaith Leadership Summit 2025, "Civic Pluralism: Bringing Faith to Politics and Public Life for the Common Good." Chicago, August 2025. Photo by Summerset Studios.

The Spirit of Seva: Sikh Reflections on the Common Good at America’s 250th

Clergy surrounds Imam Makram El-Amin, of Masjid An-Nur in Minneapolis, during a news conference, Tuesday, July 7, 2026, at the Minneapolis State Capitol in Saint Paul, Minn. (Video screen grab)

Between July 4 and Nov. 3, Faith Leaders Seek Fair Access to the Voting Booth

Frequently Asked Questions About Pluralism

Frequently Asked Questions About Pluralism

New York, NY USA - November 2, 2023 : Banner at the entrance to the Union Theological Seminary on Broadway in Morningside Heights, New York City (Shutterstock)

At Union Seminary, I Saw the Power of Religious Pluralism. It Offers the US a Better Path.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - MARCH 10, 1979: Muhammad Ali signs autographs for fans at the San Antonio International Airport. (Scott Woodham Photography/Shutterstock)

Pluralism Hero: Muhammad Ali, The Greatest

Washington DC Capitol building with trees and water in the foreground. (Kosoff)

‘Faith250’ in the Pacific Northwest: Three Organizations Join Forces to a Time of Community and Conversation