This interfaith tale of two cities demonstrates that with committed individuals and the ability to acknowledge and honor differences, interfaith work can span decades and build lifelong relationships.

Building on her book, Asma Uddin has produced a framework to guide bridge building conversations between evangelicals and Muslims.

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.”

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.

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

The Inclusive America Project (IAP) is pleased to publish our new report, “The Politics of Vulnerability: Can Muslims and Evangelicals Find Common Cause in Religious Freedom?”

The Inclusive America Project (IAP) is pleased to publish our newest report, “The Multiplier Effect: A Case Study of Faith-Based Community Organizations in Chicago, IL,” which investigates the ways in which religious pluralism supports the thriving of American democracy and society.

A new report by the Inclusive America Project examines the role of religious pluralism in building a stronger democracy.