Creating a home is no easy task and less so for those who are marginalized and ostracized. The field of Interfaith Cooperation has at many times privileged the experiences and ideologies of dominant religious, secular, and spiritual perspectives while leaving out individuals who do not identify as white or Christian. In this conversation, Dr. J.T. Snipes, Dr. Zandra Wagoner, and Dr. Janett I. Cordoves discuss what we may do to collectively expand our knowledge of interfaith frameworks and reimagine the field of interfaith cooperation in and outside the classroom.
