ReligionAndPublicLife.org 4.8

Our institution boasts an esteemed faculty that utilizes evidence-based research and peer-reviewed publications to actively engage learners, empower educators, and cultivate leaders.

Our diverse clubs spark vibrant discussions through forums, real-time messaging, and live events exploring the intersection of religion with various disciplines such as arts, business, education, history, human rights, law, politics, race, and science.

Our interactive courses employ the WISE method to inspire learners of all ages:

• W - Watch compelling videos
• I - Interact with retention games
• S - Study under the guidance of leading experts
• E - Engage with a vibrant community

For Learners:

Learners completing course collections receive a professional certificate that can be integrated and highlighted on their LinkedIn profiles. Also, learners gain access to our Job Board for employment opportunities and Headlines feeds to stay informed.

For Educators:

High school educators and college professors opt for micro-courses as supplementary materials instead of traditional textbooks. Employing these resources enriches their syllabi while providing students with multimedia assets and a dynamic social learning environment.

For Leaders:

Professionals leverage our clubs and courses to refine their skills and expand their professional networks. Business leaders engage in diversity and inclusion training, journalists interact with religious scholars for accurate reporting on religion, and educational leaders gain insights into legal frameworks shaping academic communities.

Civic Education for the Common Good:

• Our academic approach to religion avoids devotional elements.
• We aim for student understanding of various religions without advocating for acceptance of any single belief.
• We promote the study of religion rather than its practice.
• Exposure to diverse religious perspectives occurs without imposition of any particular view.
• We educate about all religions without bias in promotion or criticism.
• Informing students about religious beliefs is our objective, not enforcing adherence to any specific belief or practice.

Verified Community Members:

An annual $0.99 subscription is required to verify members on our mobile app. This subscription enables access to all social platform features as a "Verified Community Member".

Sponsors:

In collaboration with The Foundation for Religious Literacy, ReligionAndPublicLife.org is a project under the stewardship of 1791 Delegates, an assembly of First Amendment and human rights educators named after the year of Bill of Rights ratification.

Sponsorship hails from The Foundation for Religious Literacy, the Arthur Vining Davis Foundation, and supporting entities like America Indivisible’s Civic Inclusion initiative funded by the Faith in/and Democracy Fund from Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE) and Interfaith Youth Core’s interfaith leadership video series backed by the Henry Luce Foundation.