Curriculum
This final lesson highlights key strategies for putting concepts into action in order to move our society toward the vision of pluralism.
This final lesson draws together the core ideas presented throughout the series and highlights key strategies and approaches for putting these concepts into action in order to move our society toward the vision of pluralism.
This video reviews the key ideas presented in the series and introduces the concept of the five civic goods of pluralism.
Using the case study method, this video asks learners to put the skills and knowledge into practice, placing themselves in various roles and exploring how interfaith leadership could help them navigate tensions and disagreement in a campus context.
Looking at the long-term impact of interfaith leadership, this module explores five measurable outcomes or civic goods of increased pluralism on society. We discuss why having measurable outcomes is integral to effective leadership and encourage learners to identify other possible civic outcomes resulting from pluralism growth in their communities.
This video presents real world examples of the need and impact of interfaith leadership, bringing together the big ideas of this series in an inspirational send-off for learners.
