religious pluralism

Chaplains offers hope, comfort and assistance during difficult times to people of all faiths — yet are often pigeon-holed as “just religious.”  

The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab is committed to building a more diverse pipeline of future chaplains.

The Religion & Society Program celebrates its ten-year anniversary on September 22.

Why do religious people care about the environment? What significance does it play in their faith?

Dr. Kate E. Soules is the Religion & Society Program’s new Fellow for Religious Literacy Evaluation.

What is possible if we start to identify each other as co-creators of an America that was more religiously plural?

We work to create a society where the good of religion is actualized and everyone has the rights, freedoms, and safety to worship.

Religion is unquestionably a major force in American society, one that drives how many view, engage, and experience the world.

How do we get faith leaders, nonprofit executives, community organizers, academics, and philanthropic leaders in the same room?

How can we move beyond mere tolerance of our differences to building solidarity with one another despite them?