Interfaith America works with educators on campuses across the country to create and teach innovative pluralism curriculum.

We offer grants and other funding, resources and curricula, as well as campus consulting and trainings. Our campus granting enables educators to conduct a wide variety of initiatives to improve campus climate, advance interfaith understanding, and counteract bigotry. Our signature annual gathering, the Interfaith Leadership Summit, provides multiple three-day training tracks for hundreds of students, staff, and faculty members to gain frameworks, tools, resources, and skills to facilitate pluralism programming on their campuses. Events such as our Teaching Interfaith Understanding Seminar, held in partnership with the Council for Independent Colleges, equip faculty with theoretical understanding and practical skills to engage religious diversity in their courses.