March 17, 2021 Reports of the Atlanta shootings that left 8 people dead are appalling and of grave concern. On behalf of Religions for Peace USA, we lift up our prayers for the victims, their grieving families and the community. We condemn the tragic attack that took...
Religions for Peace USA condemns the mob attack yesterday on the US Capitol in Washington, DC. We are deeply saddened by this violent attack on our democracy. We endorse and echo the statements on this matter issued by our member communities especially the National...
Religions for Peace USA has joined with the National Council of Churches, Christian Churches Together, and Conference of National Black Churches for a timely plea to the current US administration to respect our democracy and the will of the people and honor the...
Based upon recent concerns surrounding sexual harassment, Religions for Peace USA (RFPUSA) wants to make it clear that sexual harassment and any form of violence against anyone, and especially against women is wrong and unacceptable. Every person should be able to go...
Religions for Peace USA organized the National Gathering of Religious Leaders (NGRL) 2020 on the theme of Uplifting Moral Voices for Immigration and Refugees – Faiths in Action on October 19-23, 2020 from 2PM to 3PM ET daily. On the opening day of NGRL 2020, we issued...
We are thrilled to announce that RFPUSA Executive Director, Dr. Tarunjit Singh Butalia, will be the recipient of the 2020 Gwynne Guibord Award for Excellence in Interreligious Leadership to be given by the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA (NCC) on...
