What Our Young Adults Have To Say To World’s Religious Leaders

What Our Young Adults Have To Say To World’s Religious Leaders

What Our Young Adults Have To Say To World’s Religious Leaders: Voices of the North American Interfaith Youth Network Young religious leaders who comprise the Religions for Peace North American Interfaith Youth Network(RFPNAIYN) recently sat down with Religions...
9/11 Unity Walk NYC 2013

9/11 Unity Walk NYC 2013

The anniversary of September 11th can be a time of interfaith peace and cooperation. How will you honor and commit to working for greater peace and harmony between faiths this 9/11? Religions for Peace USA and sponsoring organizations held the 9/11 Unity Walk —...
Twitter Conversation with Remziya Suleyman, July 22nd

Twitter Conversation with Remziya Suleyman, July 22nd

  On July 22nd, Religions for Peace USA hosted a twitter conversation with Remziya on her thoughts about ending Islamophobia. We are going to talk more about this topic in our Webinar on July 25th. Welcome to join us! The Q&A conversation is here: Q1...
Hate in Manchester, TN — Where Do We Go From Here

Hate in Manchester, TN — Where Do We Go From Here

By: Aaron Stauffer, Interim Executive Director Islamophobia in middle Tennessee is becoming a real problem. In the past several years, two mosques have been firebombed: one had swastikas drawn on its walls, with “White Power” written on the sides. In 2008 an...
Religions for Peace USA Immigration Reform Webinar on May 24th, 2013

Religions for Peace USA Immigration Reform Webinar on May 24th, 2013

Religions for Peace USA Immigration Reform Webinar on May 24th The Senate Judiciary Committee has passed the sprawling 900 page immigration reform bill, with its bipartisan vote, it becomes all the more important to know what immigration reform can mean for our...