Justice & Civic Identity

Comparable to Ramadan and Lent, Jews find meaning in waiting through Sefirat Omer.

For too many children, the story of who can and can’t be American begins with fables about the men who made this country.

The COVID-19 pandemic represents a unique moment in history. During this discussion, we will probe whether this is also a moment for a #hard-reset, in terms of our redesigning a more equitable society.

  Moments of crisis can highlight our interconnectedness, but they can also illuminate and

This dynamic conversation hosted by AIT CEO Lauren Leader with Margaret Hoover, of PBS Firing Line, elected leaders, and pollsters from both sides of the aisle explores the unique challenges and opportunities for women in this critical and complex year.

Interfaith institutional relationships offer a mechanism for collective action. We lead collections of the exact people who are the joiners, donors, leaders and volunteers that make local communities function. This moment calls upon us to bring our flocks together virtually, to create solidarity online and to shape narratives of communal hope

The coronavirus crisis is impacting poor, low-income, and people of color disproportionately.

On October, 17th 2019, Lebanon saw a series of protests led by the people that called for political and economic reform. What could be characterized as a political revolution creating intense civil unrest became the backdrop when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Without a stable government structure, civil society has stepped in to fill the gaps. 

All of us at IAP are confident that faith communities across the United States (and the world) will respond to the growing COVID-19 pandemic in new, innovative, and important ways. We will share some of the ways here.