Ethics

In a time when our communities feel more fractured than ever before, how can our country find common ground and join together in building a future where respect, collaboration, and equity are centered in our relationships and society? This question is at the heart of a new project by the Religion and Society Program.

Chaplains offers hope, comfort and assistance during difficult times to people of all faiths — yet are often pigeon-holed as “just religious.”  

College campuses are an ideal environment for ideation, discussion, and debate, but recently the environment has become tense.

Young people are very enthusiastic about pluralism. Why isn’t that translating into action?

Meryl Justin Chertoff reflects on the last decade and what the future might hold for the Religion & Society Program.