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How Can I Build Bridges in a Post-Roe v. Wade America?
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Free Verse: 3 Poets on How Words Can Heal
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The Most Important Islamic Law on Abortion? A Muslim Doctor Says: Compassion
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Translating Religion for the Masses
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How My 7-Year-Old Self Helps Me Face Our Nation’s Daunting Future
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Katie Gordon: How 'Nones' are Building Spaces with Creativity and Vision
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Interfaith America’s Juneteenth Reading List
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Seven Religion Reporters Share Advice for Reporting in Interfaith America
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What the Metaverse Means for Religion
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As a Muslim Doctor, I Don’t Say Vaccination Is Permissible, I Say It Is Obligatory
Interfaith America Interviews
Higher Education
One Educator's Mission to Make Colleges Care about Religious Diversity
Dawn Michele Whitehead of AAC&U talks with Interfaith America about how her lifelong passion is infused into her work with students, and how to create opportunities for global learning and interfaith perspectives.
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American Civic Life
Evangelical Christians and American Pluralism: A Conversation with David French
Part of what I found so beautiful about our conversation is that we both agree that American pluralism is not simply a pragmatic solution to the challenge of a diverse democracy, it is also a kind of sacred trust that God intends us to steward.
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Faith & Civic Life
San Antonio Interfaith Leaders Unite to Create a “City of Compassion”
"Faith traditions...unite us to speak for human life and to speak loudly for the lives of children," writes Sister Martha Ann Kirk of San Antonio. Sister Kirk is a part of the Interfaith San Antonio Alliance acting against gun violence.
Racial Equity
A Pioneering Shabbat Service Marks a New Way to Observe Jewish Juneteenth
The Juneteenth Kabbalat Shabbat was the first Jewish service organized and led by Jews of color to mark the annual celebration of freedom that is now a federal holiday.
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Interfaith America’s Juneteenth Reading List
June 16, 2022
Juneteenth Celebrates Just One of the United States’ 20 Emancipation Days – and the History of How Emancipated People Were Kept Unfree Needs to be Remembered, Too
June 16, 2022
Emancipation Days: The 20th of May, Juneteenth, and Why Both Matter
June 16, 2022
Why Black Faith Leaders Are Crucial in the Fight for Environmental Justice
May 20, 2022
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