At Interfaith America, we’re committed to building a community among educators eager to leverage our nation’s religious diversity for the common good. That’s why, when it came to designing our Faith and Health grants program, we built cohorts out of the themes that emerged among grantees’ projects. Led by peer-grantees, the cohorts meet monthly to share progress on projects, problem-solve, and share resources on their topic. Since each cohort includes a wide range of initiatives – from curricular design to research to co-curricular projects – participants tap into one another’s wisdom and experience to strengthen their own efforts. What is more, they connect across campuses and disciplines, forging collaborative relationships that we hope will endure long after this grant cycle ends.
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