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Interfaith Cooperation on Campus: Teaching Interfaith Literacy

Journal of College and Character, 2011
When public discourse around religious diversity is so fraught, how might faculty teach about religion in a way that encourages civic engagement and participation in a diverse society in college students? The authors suggest a way forward, what they call "interfaith literacy," and explore how it might play out in the college classroom.
Eboo Patel, Cassie Meyer
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The interfaith network (UK) and interfaith relations

Islam and Christian–Muslim Relations, 1991
The InterFaith Network (UK) was formed officially in 1988 as the result of almost two years of negotiations, conversations and preparatory meetings. In the late 1980s there was a feeling in circles working in interfaith affairs that the time might have come for some form of national effort.
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The Women's Interfaith Journey: Journeying as a Method in Interfaith Relations

Missiology: An International Review, 2012
This article studies the Women's Interfaith Journey Project of the Henry Martyn Institute, a center for interreligious dialogue and conflict transformation in Hyderabad, India. It argues that the journey methodology used in the project offers news avenues for interfaith relations.
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Interfaith encounters: Shifting from 'interfaith dialogue' to 'interfaith collaboration', a foundation for religious tolerance

Qatar Foundation Annual Research Forum Volume 2012 Issue 1, 2012
Today, in the globalized world in which we are living, with a full diversity of beliefs, thoughts and cultures, it has become essential for us all to focus on common ground and areas of cooperation, as well as challenges that face us regardless of our faith or belief systems. Our mutual coexistence is facing numerous challenges, starting with the acute
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Ties That Bind: Interfaith Friend, Interfaith Kin

2015
“Ako Bog da.” These three words permeate the speech of my moth­er-in-law of 13 years, Izeta. It is the Bosnian equivalent of the Arabic phrase popular with Muslims the world over, Insha’Allah (If God so wills). Somehow these words best capture the essence of the ever-evolving relationship between me, an American Catholic, and Izeta, a Bosnian Muslim. I
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Interfaith on campus: examining intentional interfaith experiences and reflection

2015
Despite the United States being considered one of the most religiously diverse nations in the world, Americans have been found to be uninformed about religion, especially religious traditions different from their own (Jacobsen & Jacobsen ...
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Preaching to the Converted? Interfaith Dialogue vs. Interfaith Realities

2019
Interfaith and intrafaith dialogue are increasingly being presented as viable options for addressing some of the tensions that emerge from the encounter of different faiths, having the potential to promote cohesive societies and bring people together. In this paper I want to present some reflections of my experiences with discourse at different levels ...
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Working Interfaith

Journal of Religion, Disability & Health, 2006
SUMMARY This article traces the history of the Religion and Disability Program of the National Organization on Disability from its inception in 1989 to the present. Over the years, its goal has been to identify and remove barriers to the full participation of worshipers with disability.
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Living Interfaith

Abstract As lifelong advocates for religious pluralism in hegemonic spaces, Jeremy and Wendy draw from their past work at the Tri-Faith Initiative in Omaha, Nebraska, where they focused on building connections across religious traditions. They offer their approach as a model for how religious and non-religious communities can interact
Jeremy Fricke, Wendy Goldberg
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INTERFAITH DIALOGUE:

2021
Heshey Zelcer, Mark Zelcer
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