Listen to our experts discuss historical events and perspectives that help us understand the immigration debates today around Muslim immigration and persons trying to come across our southern border.

Who is a "good American" and how has this idea changed over time? Join our conversation to find out more about who historically got to become citizens, who was excluded, and why.

This episode explores the history of colonial era in the US, the effects this had on the native peoples, and some of the ways the related perspectives became foundational in our understandings of race in America.

Learn more about the diversity within Islam and how culture and faith link together.

Continue learning about Islam and Muslim-Christian Engagement in this exploration of how Muslims and Christians view Jesus and Muhammad.

Gain some insights into the experiences of people of color by learning about and hearing stories related to unconscious bias, micro-aggressions, and stereotype threat.

Listen in as three people --an African American, a White American, and an Asian American describe and unpack their racial identities. The three friends then discuss what it means when folks say that race is a social construct.

Our two guests both history professors and interfaith bridge builders explore how God and Allah are the same and different. We also learn some helpful ways to think about how to share our own religious perspectives when building relationships with other across religious lines.

An introduction to Interfaith Engagement. Join our guests to learn about what interfaith Engagement is and isn't and why interfaith engagement can be so valuable for our communities and country today.

Tools for Polarized Times: StoryTables and Conversation Cafes. StoryTables are carefully crafted listening-to-learn events. This community practice is outlined with helpful “how-to’s” and then combined with the additional community practice of Conversation Cafés. Get to know these two community practices and how they could help your organization navigate and stay connected in polarized times.