Adam Friedman is the Organizing & Elections Strategist at Interfaith Alliance, where he leads the organization’s affiliate program, advances national field and policy efforts, and manages its federal democracy and voting rights work.
Adam’s path into advocacy began in the Reform Jewish Youth Movement and grew through his co-founding of Team ENOUGH, the youth initiative of Brady United, where he also helped launch and lead the Lobbying Collective. Before joining Interfaith Alliance, he organized for political campaigns in Virginia, focusing on grassroots mobilization and civic engagement.
He serves the Reform Movement as a member of the Commission on Social Action and holds degrees in political science and philosophy, with a focus on public policy, from The George Washington University. Outside of his work, he enjoys hiking, cooking, and spending time in nature with friends.
Defending Our Communities: Preparing for State Legislative Sessions Across the Nation
Join Interfaith Alliance affiliates as they mobilize nationwide to protect civil rights and uphold democratic values. From countering religious impositions in public schools to defending LGBTQ+ rights and ensuring fair representation, our affiliates partner with advocacy groups to challenge legislation that threatens inclusivity and equality. Stay informed and support our efforts to foster a nation where everyone can live, love, and believe freely.
Texas’ Latest Attempt to Infuse Christianity into Elementary Schools
The Texas State Board of Education's decision to introduce a curriculum focusing on Christian Bible stories in public schools is challenged as an improper blending of religion and state, with calls for the preservation of religious freedom and inclusion of diverse viewpoints.