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Background
Interfaith America partners with leading scholars to better understand perceptions of — and experiences with — religious diversity in different sectors across the U.S. landscape. Our research guides the creation of data-backed strategies for inspiring, equipping, and connecting leaders and institutions committed to interfaith cooperation.
All Research
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Most Americans are Proud to Be Part of a Religiously Diverse Nation, PRRI/IFYC Study Shows
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Friendships Matter: The Role of Peer Relationships in Interfaith Learning and Development
This report highlights the impact close interworldview friendships have on interfaith learning and development.
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Infographic: Student Experiences with Religious and Spiritual Diversity
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Navigating Pluralism: How Students Approach Religious Difference and Interfaith Engagement in Their First Year of College
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IDEALS Findings: First-Year Student Development
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Research Collaborations
Emerging Leaders
Friendships Matter: The Role of Peer Relationships in Interfaith Learning and Development
Faith & Civic Life
Religious Identities and the Race Against the Virus: American Attitudes on Vaccination Mandates and Religious Exemptions
Higher Education
Bridging Religious Divides through Higher Education
Research in Action
Faith & Health
8 Quick Facts From PRRI/IFYC Vaccine and Religious Exemption Poll
American Civic Life
Most Americans are Proud to Be Part of a Religiously Diverse Nation, PRRI/IFYC Study Shows
Higher Education
9 Actions Colleges Can Take to Promote Religious Diversity
Latest Articles
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