The film Service to Man encourages an open discussion on the issues surrounding racism and anti-Semitism through ... the challenges a white Jew faced in a predominantly black community at the time of the Civil Rights Movement.

WWTW (Walking with the Wounded conference) will move from a research-based overview on trauma-informed care to practical application in faith communities.

Why Interfaith? "We have more in common with each other than the differences we think we have. Once we focus on what’s common; respect for life, dignity, beliefs and values, we can work together to solve some of the major issues that are affecting our world, as well as the world our children will inherit. Together we are stronger!"

Spirit & Place hopes the INTERSECTION theme will allow you to explore unique and even radical collaborative opportunities! We invite you to explore pairings of atypical ideas, speakers, and event formats in an effort to both delight and challenge.

The Spiritual Trail is a self-guided, or guided walk-and-talk, for all those who desire to embark upon a journey of meditation and personal growth. We have two opportunities to enrich our lives on the Indy Spiritual in August.

What a difference a day makes. If you register your group to exhibit at the Indy Festival of Faiths on August 14, it will cost $100. Register on August 15, it will cost $125.

October 14th — What’s even better than attending the Indy Festival of Faiths? Volunteering to help make the Festival a rousing success!

July 19^th — A team of graduate students from IUPUI's School for Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) organized "Critical Conversations about Race": an opportunity for people of different races, ages, and genders to talk candidly about the racial problems we face, and about what we think should be done.