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• Racial Equity
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A Brief History of the Black Church’s Diversity, and its Vital Role in American Political History

As historian Anthea Butler argued, “The Black Church … as the imagined home of all things Black and Christian, it is alive and well.”

• Racial Equity
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Running Thread: Black History is Our History

Baldwin implores us to remember that “History is not the past. It is the present. We carry our history with us. We are our history.”

• American Civic Life
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Indian, Hindu and AAPI: Finding Common Threads in a Rich Tapestry

Through IA’s AAPI research and storytelling initiative, I felt deeply inspired by the stories about navigating their intersectional identities and translating their spirituality into service and justice.

• Higher Education
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Art, Religion and Academic Freedom: Baptist News Global Reports on the Hamline University Conversation

Institutions of higher learning must hone flexibly to respond to campus divisions over religion and race, a panel of experts said during a Jan. 31 webinar hosted by Interfaith America.

• Interfaith Inspiration
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How “Dad Time” With My Sons Taught Us All an Important Lesson

We cannot live our children’s lives for them, but we can teach them what we know from our lives. In this beautiful piece on fatherhood, Ibrahim Abdul-Matin writes about the lessons taught and learned during “dad time.”

• News
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A Solemn Buddhist Ceremony Offers Comfort, Healing at Site of Monterey Park Shooting

‘If we take hatred for hatred, we will never have peace of mind,’ said the Venerable Chang Ju. ‘We need the wisdom to overcome all this.’

• Racial Equity
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In the Nation’s Diverse Religious Landscape, the Importance of Asian American Stories

With support from The Asian American Foundation, IA’s research and storytelling project explores Asian American and Pacific Islanders’ contributions to religious diversity in the United States. 

• News
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Multifaith Leaders Urge Unity in Aftermath of Monterey Park Shooting that Left 11 Dead

To Chuching Wang, who helped organize the vigil, it was deeply moving to see people of different ethnicities and religions unite in the aftermath of the shooting that struck the Chinese American community.

• American Civic Life
• Article

Innovation and Humanist Inquiry: A Project for Emerging Spiritual and Ethical Leaders

The Interfaith Innovation Fellowship played an integral role in helping me define and clarify my values as a practitioner and how these interface with the communities I serve.

• American Civic Life
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IN PHOTOS: Chicago Celebrates Lunar New Year Parade in Chinatown

Chicago’s Chinatown Lunar New Year Parade kicked off on Sunday (January 29) welcoming the start of the Year of the Rabbit.

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