Gain tools to build religious and cultural fluency to better understand and work with diverse faith communities in contexts like the workplace, learning spaces and daily interactions. This workshop series is an introduction to engaging in interfaith dialogue and works towards building leadership competencies.
Learn about diverse worldviews and work towards social justice through this leadership certificate. Through this program, you’ll explore:
- Worldviews, spiritualities and faith traditions as they inform daily life.
- Courageous conversations and how to build a supportive network and community.
- How to deepen your learning through problem-solving local justice issues.
Our goal
To spark lifelong curiosity and respect for religious diversity.
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Program Eligibility
All undergraduate and graduate students
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How The Program Works
Commitment requirements
This co-curricular certificate requires completion of 4 weekly sessions and includes an experiential learning component that involves active participation in interfaith events and activities.
If you are unable to attend one of the session dates or would like to attend some sessions in a different format (in-person/online), we’ll be offering both in-person and online sessions in the same week for each term.
Please note that this workshop is part of a co-curricular program that includes multiple workshops and experiential components that all build on each other.
Learning outcomes
- Develop an appreciative knowledge for different faiths, religions, and spiritualities.
- Gain deeper insights on the diversity within each faith group and the common ground across faiths that bridge and build communities.
- Practice engaging in conversations relating to and intersecting with interfaith topics.
- Come away with strategies on how to navigate difficult conversations.
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Program Registration
Check out Folio for upcoming sessions.