Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship supports civic leaders of faith and conscience through collaborative projects that protect religious liberty, build pluralism, and strengthen civic cohesion.
Religion & Theology supports institutions and knowledge makers in projects that deepen understanding of American religion and draw on faith traditions to advance justice, compassion, and democracy.
This grant helps U.S. college Centers for Teaching and Learning equip faculty to foster pluralism and inclusive dialogue through professional development, resources, and peer learning.
Prejudice to Pluralism supports university teams with campus projects that strengthen student leadership and cooperation across differences to address antisemitism, Islamophobia, and other prejudice.
The BRAID Fellowship supports undergraduates in developing and leading interfaith bridgebuilding projects on U.S. campuses through training, mentorship, and hands-on experience.