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Over the past week, the world has watched in horror as Afghan men, women, and children seek refuge from the newly empowered Taliban. For Americans whose lives are linked to those in Afghanistan, [...]

Many assume that something as antiquated as conversion therapy is no longer practiced. While states across the country are rightfully banning this pseudoscience, its trauma is still forced onto [...]

In an age of partisan gridlock and widespread public distrust of government officials, it’s more important than ever to cut through the noise and rancor to focus on what’s important. Katy Joseph, [...]

The more every public issue seems to get hijacked by partisanship – and the more fossilized partisan divides seem to become – the more critically important it becomes to find ways to engage [...]

State of Belief has long spoken out against the pseudoscience that is conversion therapy. In a stroke of good news, Charleston, WV this week passed an ordinance banning this practice on minors. [...]

The Rev. Spencer Burke has been a leader in progressive Christianity for decades. Going beyond simply working for a more inclusive or just vision of religion, he has relentlessly been at the [...]

The Center for Countering Digital Hate may not be a name that rolls off the tongue – but the group’s work is at ground zero for disinformation, manipulation and social disintegration today: [...]

The Poor People’s Campaign, A National Call for Moral Revival, is currently leading A Season of Non-Violent Moral Direct Action. This has included the March for Voting Rights to Austin, Texas, as [...]

Earlier this summer, State of Belief introduced the initial findings of the 2020 American Mosque Survey, courtesy of the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding. The second report from this [...]

This August, Interfaith Alliance of Iowa is celebrating its Silver Anniversary. Active almost as long as the national Interfaith Alliance itself, the Iowa affiliate has many achievements to be [...]