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Faith-inspired and Community Resources for Commemorating September 11th

BY Religion & Society Program

Blog Post

09.07.2021
Free Speech and Religion

When the 'Woke Playbook' Kills Free Speech

How is social justice best pursued in a time when America is facing a reckoning on race?

BY Aspen Ideas to Go

Podcast

09.07.2021
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But What if They Preach?

We offer this brief guide for funders on how to partner with faith-inspired partners with clear boundaries and integrity.

BY Religion & Society Program

Publication

08.30.2021
Free Speech and Religion

Understanding Religious Literacy

Seeks to help practitioners, content creators, academics, and funders understand the landscape of content that is “advancing public knowledge about religions.”

BY Religion & Society Program

Publication

08.18.2021
Free Speech and Religion

Dialogue That Enlarges

Religious, spiritual, and ethical teachings have a profound impact on people’s perspectives and inform many of our civic debates. Understanding other’s worldviews can make for healthier disagreement.

BY Religion & Society Program

Publication

07.09.2021
Free Speech and Religion

The Rebuilding Democracy Project

The Rebuilding Democracy Project aims to apply specific aspects of Judaism’s traditions to the myriad conversations of American political life.

BY Religion & Society Program

Publication

05.24.2021
Free Speech and Religion

A Profile in Pluralism: Ilyse R. Morgenstein Fuerst

“If we don’t pay attention to religion, we’re missing a place to do racial justice work,” Ilyse said. “Take all those white-centered, anti-racist reading lists. Could we get some religion up in there? How do we add to that, not subtract? It’s about supplementing. We want you to read the [Ibram X] Kendi, but also Todd Green on fear of Muslims, because we need to pay attention to how those things are tied up.”

BY Amrit Dhillon

Blog Post

04.30.2021
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A Profile in Pluralism: Ashfaq Taufique

Ashfaq Taufique has called the south home for more than 45 years. And there’s nowhere else the devout Muslim would rather live.

BY Amrit Dhillon

Blog Post

04.05.2021
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Celebrating Women of Faith in the Fight for Racial Justice

Narratives of the racial justice movement in the United States are normally saturated with stories of heterosexual male heroism. Not because women have not ...

BY Billy Honor

Blog Post

03.24.2021
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