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Free Speech and Religion

Using Music to Tackle Hate

Work that bridges religious divides is more urgent than ever.

BY Marci Krivonen

Podcast

05.17.2018
Free Speech and Religion

Mistakes Religious Allies Don’t Know They’re Making

Religious allyship is needed to combat hate crimes, but making inroads towards inclusion is easier said than done.

BY Nicole Corea

Blog Post

02.16.2018
Free Speech and Religion

Pluralism in Peril

A new report by the Inclusive America Project addresses how our nation can maintain its historical commitment to embracing people of all faith backgrounds against a backdrop of polarization.

BY Justice and Society Program

Publication

02.07.2018
Civic Action

A National Strategy on Pluralism

Learning history and engaging with one another can help us combat the threats facing our civil society.

BY Meryl Justin Chertoff & 1 more

Blog Post

08.18.2017
Free Speech and Religion

Promoting Religious Understanding Through Islam

Abdullah Antepli talks about why interfaith conversation should celebrate differences in tradition.

BY Abdullah Antepli

Blog Post

06.25.2017
Immigration and Society

One Simple Story on Trump's Muslim Exclusion Order

"My cousin, he has a green card, he cannot get back in."

BY Meryl Justin Chertoff

Blog Post

01.31.2017
Around the Institute

Religion, Radicalism, and Intolerance

This past week Aspen Institute Radio focused on religion, radicalism, and intolerance in society, including conversations on religious pluralism in America, the portrayal of Islam in the media, and the future of religious racism.

BY Aspen Institute Staff

Blog Post

12.21.2015
Law and Public Policy

Expanding the ‘Grayzone:’ Religious Pluralism Initiatives Are a Tool to Counter ISIS

ISIS is recruiting globally to fight its war. So must we. But our army cannot be composed only of hard-power warriors.

BY Meryl Justin Chertoff

Blog Post

11.18.2015
Law and Public Policy

The Pope, His Rabbi, and Religious Pluralism

Research shows that when people have friendships with those of other faiths, it not only decreases bias against those of that faith, but against those of all other faiths.

BY Meryl Justin Chertoff

Blog Post

10.02.2015
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