Omaha

Project Interfaith educates and engages people on issues of faith, religion, interfaith relations, and religious diversity — and we try not to be too stuffy about it (because life is too short to sit around and yawn) . We recognize that for many people the traditional model of dialogue (sitting around in a circle sharing your beliefs) is not comfortable or even appealing. So we try to find creative ways (like interfaith architecture tours, storytelling festivals, study cricles, and speakers series) to get people to learn about each others religious traditions as well as their own. We also provide trainings for educators, health care providers and other professionals on religious diversity issues and how these issues may impact the services they provide and the way in which they provide them.