The Interfaith Youth Core defines interfaith as "the engagement of people from diverse traditions, such as Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Secular Humanism, Judaism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, Baha’i, atheist, agnostic, and all other religious, non-religious, and philosophical traditions."
Multifaith partnerships aim to form mutually inspiring relationships that take action for the common good while showing respect for religous and non-religous diversity. Focus is placed on the values of service, compassion, and hospitality.
Interfaith Articles and Research
An Effort to Foster Tolerance in Religion - NY Times
Religous Diversity and Cooperation
Exploring the Essence of Spirituality
Civic Relevance of Interfaith Cooperation
A Better Way to Talk About Faith - NY Times