Sunday, October 31, 10:00 - 11:00 am ET (2 - 3 pm GMT) Livestreamed Online from Glasgow, Scotland Interfaith Glasgow, together with Interfaith Scotland and the Scottish Religious Leaders Forum, invite you to join people of all religions and none in expressing your … [Read more...] about Multifaith Vigil at the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference
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Secretary Cardona Meets with NYC Faith Leaders
From the Secretary's Press Release: March 18th, 2022 U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona participated in a roundtable discussion with faith leaders in New York City to highlight the contributions of faith-based organizations during the pandemic and in ongoing … [Read more...] about Secretary Cardona Meets with NYC Faith Leaders
People Who Use Drugs are Beloved: Faith, the Overdose Crisis, and Movements for Healing & Justice
? Pictured (l. to r.): Rev. Dr. Luis Barrios, Minister Erica Poellot, & author Jimmie Briggs We launch season five of the “Interfaith Matters” podcast with a critical conversation about faith community responses to the opioid/overdose crisis in New York City, where in … [Read more...] about People Who Use Drugs are Beloved: Faith, the Overdose Crisis, and Movements for Healing & Justice
Interfaith Coalition for Children’s Rights
ICNY is proud to announce it has joined the Interfaith Coalition for Children’s Rights, a group of faith organizations and advocates banding together to fight back against legislation and policy changes that can only hurt the most vulnerable children among us. These measures use … [Read more...] about Interfaith Coalition for Children’s Rights
Georgette Bennett on the Legacy of Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, and Why it Matters Now
Host Hannah Meholick (left) and Dr. Georgette Bennett On the latest episode of "Interfaith Matters," host Hannah Meholick talks with Dr. Georgette Bennett, founder and president of the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding, about a newly-released biography of … [Read more...] about Georgette Bennett on the Legacy of Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, and Why it Matters Now
