What would a Kamala Harris presidency mean for religious freedom?
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What would a Kamala Harris presidency mean for religious freedom?

August 5, 2024

Does Vice President Kamala Harris support religious freedom? The answer depends on how you define it — and which Americans you’re most worried about.

“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,” said the Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush, president of Interfaith Alliance.

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ICE OUT SING-IN Resistance Songbook
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February 5, 2026

ICE OUT SING-IN Resistance Songbook

The ICE OUT Resistance Songbook brings together protest songs rooted in civil rights, community healing, and interfaith movements for justice, offering historical context and lyrics to inspire collective singing, resilience, and action in the face of injustice.

Announcing the 2025-2026 Interfaith Leadership Network Fellows
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January 30, 2026

Announcing the 2025-2026 Interfaith Leadership Network Fellows

Interfaith Alliance is proud to announce the 2025–2026 cohort of the Interfaith Leadership Network, an extraordinary group of clergy, pro-democracy advocates, and community leaders advancing civil rights, inclusive religious freedom, and democracy in communities across the country. Through practical support, funding, and a powerful peer network, these fellows will mobilize interfaith collaboration to confront urgent local challenges and strengthen a pluralistic democracy.

One Year of The Trump Administration’s Attacks on Faith Communities and Abuse of Religion
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January 21, 2026

One Year of The Trump Administration’s Attacks on Faith Communities and Abuse of Religion

Over its first year, the Trump administration has weaponized religion to advance a white Christian nationalist agenda, attacking faith leaders, houses of worship, immigrants, and religious minorities while undermining core principles of religious freedom. Even as federal power has been used to intimidate and exclude, faith communities across traditions have mobilized to defend democracy, pluralism, and the right of all people to practice their beliefs.