Interfaith America AI policy
Varies by programChecked November 9, 2026
In short
In its Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship 2026-27 RFP, Interfaith America permits generative AI for tasks like editing, translation, organization, or refining ideas, but applications should reflect the applicant's own thinking. Applicants are responsible for accuracy and originality, and substantive AI use should be disclosed.
For applicants
- For the Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship, generative AI may be used for editing, translation, organization, or refining ideas, but applications should reflect the applicant's own thinking, experience, and proposed approach.[1]
- Applicants remain responsible for the accuracy, originality, and authenticity of all submitted materials.[1]
- Substantive use of AI in preparing an application should be disclosed.[1]
Sources
- [1]Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship 2026-27
Interfaith America, August 1, 2026
“Interfaith America permits the use of generative AI tools in preparing grant applications. AI may be used to support activities such as editing, translation, organization, or refinement of ideas; however, applications should reflect the applicant's own thi nking, experience, and proposed approach to the work.”
“Applicants remain responsible for the accuracy, originality, and authenticity of all submitted materials. Substantive use of AI in preparing an application should be disclosed.”
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