Are you registered to vote?
To truly achieve democracy together, we need to make sure that all Americans of diverse faiths and beliefs have an opportunity to make themselves heard at the ballot box. Even if you know that you have registered to vote in previous elections, it’s critical that you check and make sure of your voting status.
Interfaith Alliance In the News
“I don’t think we’ve ever before had a candidate who has navigated various religious spaces and celebrated those various spaces in such an intimate way as the Vice President.”
Get Involved this Election Season
We are mobilizing through voting rights advocacy, voter education, election protection, and poll and social media monitoring. Join us!
Project 2025 is a Threat to Democracy
Project 2025 is the playbook for an authoritarian takeover of American democracy. Our rights and freedoms are on the line, and faith communities must unite to stop Project 2025 before it’s too late.
Take Action to Protect Democracy
The Freedom to Vote Act is an historic legislation to strengthen voter access and prevent efforts to undermine our electoral system. Tell your members of Congress: Pass the Freedom to Vote Act.
Countering Hate and Discrimination
With hate crimes at unparalleled levels and the threat of Christian nationalism on the rise, now more than ever, we must join together to make clear that hate has no place in our communities.
Achieving Democracy Together for 30 Years
Interfaith Alliance is thrilled to celebrate 30 years of advocacy as we prepare for the critical work ahead of us. Watch the video to learn about our history and our future!
The State of Belief Podcast
Every week, host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush is in conversation with the most fascinating and impactful civic and religious leaders across the country, casting a vision for a just and welcoming nation, while protecting our democracy from the threat of extremism and bigotry in any form.
State of Belief celebrates the creative contributions our diverse belief systems can offer for the future and invites listeners to join together as we build a nation with liberty and justice for all.
This week’s episode
Host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush talks with Dr. Matthew D. Taylor, author of the new book “The Violent Take It By Force: The Christian Movement That Is Threatening Our Democracy.”
Educate
Access trainings, toolkits and resources on Interfaith Advocacy, Confronting Christian Nationalism, Disrupting Hate, Inclusive Religious Freedom, Protecting Democracy, and much more.
Advocate
We are mobilizing people with diverse religion and belief across the country who are forging diverse alliances to build democracy not theocracy and to celebrate not discriminate – join the movement!
Donate
Your gift will support our work in communities across the country and Washington, D.C. to forge powerful and diverse alliances to advance inclusive religious freedom, civil rights, and dignity for all
Updates From Our National Network
Learn more about state & local networks
Join our State & Local Network
Whether you are part of an existing interfaith organization or an informal group of activists, we invite you to consider becoming part of our affiliate network.
IA of SW FL attends summit on educational freedom
Interfaith Alliance’s national office joined our affiliate in Orlando, Florida for a statewide summit to fight book bans and other threats to educational freedom.
New law in Florida attempting to silence queer youth
New laws and policies in Florida have silenced queer youth in the state. But an event hosted by Interfaith Alliance of Southwest Florida and GLSEN Collier County will make sure their voices are heard.
Chaplains in schools: Bad for students and democracy
OpED: As clergy members, we believe inserting chaplains in place of professional counselors into our schools is a grave threat to democracy and to the well-being of children across the state.
Explore our Work
Interfaith Alliance is committed to protecting the integrity of religion and democracy in the United State. Through advocacy and education efforts, building relationships with policymakers, and partnering with other faith and civic groups, we unite diverse voices to uphold our shared values and challenge discrimination and extremism.
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