Justice & Civic Identity

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

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

While there may be relatively few underlying concepts that liberals and conservatives might agree upon related to the justice system, pe

Featuring Heather McGhee, author of “The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together,” and former president and current distinguished senior fellow of Demos.

Designed for Native American youth (ages 18-24) who have lived experience in the foster care system.

The High Resolves learning model – which empowers young people by awakening their sense of “human responsibility” – has adapted to scale across contexts and geographies.

In an op-ed co-authored by Aisha Nyandoro of Springboard to Opportunities and Trene Hawkins of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Ascend’s Marjorie Sims states the need to honor Black women with bold policies so that future generations can truly thrive: Centering Black women in policy is key to future families’ prosperity.

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.

What would it take to make Detroit a “just city” – an actual sanctuary of justice for its residents? Amanda Alexander, founder and