Many faith traditions hold sacred tenets about the importance of loving and engaging with those with whom we differ. We believe faith communities have an essential role in civic life — and in forging relationships across differences.

Join us for our public kick-off of IAP’s newly-forming Religion and Racial Justice Commission, led by Public Scholar & Faith Organizer, Billy Michael Honor.

Join us as we celebrate National Religious Freedom Day, with a diverse panel who will move beyond the current polarized discussion and look to identify points of consensus and common good.

Hear from faith + community leaders from Seattle on solidarity, building community, and meeting challenges from Covid-19 to racial justice.

The Inclusive America Project hosted a moderated webinar in July 2020 that featured leaders who have been actively engaged in anti-racism advocacy within their respective faith communities.

A Rabbi and a Pastor will speak about their work with their communities and congregants and how that work can be instructive to reflect on the shared leadership we will need to move forward from this crisis.

April marks the observance of three important holidays: Easter, Ramadan, and Passover. The Inclusive America Project convened leaders designing new ways to follow their faith traditions during the outbreak.

Join us for the launch of a new report by the Inclusive America Project, "Pluralism in Peril: Challenges to an American Ideal."