Prejudice to Pluralism supports university teams with campus projects that strengthen student leadership and cooperation across differences to address antisemitism, Islamophobia, and other prejudice.
Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship supports civic leaders of faith and conscience through collaborative projects that protect religious liberty, build pluralism, and strengthen civic cohesion.
Faculty Institute supports educators in developing courses and campus workshops that build students’ capacity for respectful discussion, civil discourse, and collaborative problem-solving across differences.
Large Project Grants support faculty teams in theology and religion higher education, funding collaborative projects that strengthen classroom teaching, deepen reflection, and cultivate faculty communities.
This program helps Campus Compact members build intercultural competence through a structured curriculum, self-assessment, and guided group learning focused on equity and effective community engagement.