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Whether you’re a learner, an educator, or a practitioner, Interfaith America offers a suite of educational resources to help you realize your goals.

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Interfaith America has advanced a unique vision of pluralism (cooperation across difference), summed up in three words: Respect. Relate. Cooperate. Learn how to put pluralism into practice with these resources.

Driving Religious Inclusion: Interfaith Leadership in the Workplace

Join us this February 2027 for a learning series on interfaith leadership skills for corporate professionals in HR, inclusion, and learning.

Turning Interaction into Cooperation

Practical prompts, activities and resources for turning interaction into cooperation and building pluralism in your existing work.

Cooperation Café Series Toolkit

A cooperation café series is a concrete way to build pluralism (respect, relationships, and cooperation across differences) on campus.

Faith in Elections Playbook

The Faith in Elections Playbook equips faith-based and civic groups with accessible, actionable resources for constructive engagement with elections.

Interfaith America’s Pluralism Framework: Respect-Relate-Cooperate

Interfaith America advances a unique vision of pluralism (cooperation across difference), summed up in three words: Respect. Relate. Cooperate.

Annotated Bibliography of Faith and Health Resources

An annotated bibliography for scholars, educators, practitioners, and others working at the intersection of faith and health.

Identifying an Ethic of Pluralism

An Ethic of Pluralism is an articulation of how your values, belief systems, worldview, and/or experiences motivate you to work together with others across differences.

Guide to Appreciative Knowledge

Create opportunities to share appreciative knowledge during a range of activities to strengthen respect and relationships between people.

Setting the Space for Pluralism

This resource gives you a starting point for establishing a shared set of norms at the start of any interaction where you want to promote relationship building across differences.

Interfaith America’s Leadership Model

Building respect, relationships, and cooperation across differences is one of the central leadership opportunities of our time.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pluralism

A core capacity for any pluralism leader is taking seriously the questions or concerns people may express about this vision for cooperating across differences.

Strengthening Pluralism through Academic Life: A Faculty Guide

This resource offers practical and proactive recommendations and examples for faculty to bring pluralism to life as they shape the academic life of their campus.

Gettysburg Discussion Guide

What can Gettysburg teach us about reconciliation, pluralism, and unity across our deepest differences today?

The LAMP Lens: A Field Guide

This resource explores the critical importance of engaging your community’s expertise, experience, and wisdom while pursuing public health goals.

How to Host a Potluck Gathering

This toolkit is a step-by-step guide for hosting a potluck, with ideas for activities, dialogue facilitation, and key do’s and don’ts.

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Courses

Interfaith America’s courses support leaders in developing the vision, knowledge, and skills to be effective interfaith leaders and bridgebuilders.

Bridgebuilder Basics

Bridgebuilder Basics explores the vision, knowledge, and skills required to effectively cross lines of difference and take common action for the common good.

Foundations of Interfaith Leadership

A roadmap for developing (or continuing to develop) the vision, knowledge, and skills required to contribute to the realization of a truly interfaith America.

Interfaith Foundations for Emerging Leaders

Orientation to the vision, knowledge, and skills that we use to bring about the realization of a truly Interfaith America.

Curricula

Interfaith America’s curricular offerings support educators and facilitators in introducing the foundational concepts of interfaith cooperation and bridgebuilding.

Interfaith Leadership Video Series

Explore the foundational concepts of interfaith cooperation and the history of American religious diversity in this eight-part video series.

Skills for Bridging the Gap

A curriculum for educators and facilitators focused on the bridgebuilding practices and skills that help people engage across deep divides.

Bridgebuilder Basics

Bridgebuilder Basics explores the vision, knowledge, and skills required to effectively cross lines of difference and take common action for the common good.

Building Regular Interfaith Dialogue through Generous Engagement (BRIDGE)

A suite of curricular resources for college and university educators to use to facilitate interfaith training on their campuses.

Christian Leadership in a Multifaith World

Exploring the Christian foundation for interfaith engagement, building students’ religious literacy, and giving students the tools to lead bridge-building activities.

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