Events

Hosted by The International Interfaith Research Lab, panelists explored practical pathways to resilience and understanding. Discussions were led by Dr. Amra Sabic-El-Rayess and experts included members of a Oscar nominated (2023) documentary, who shared insights and innovative strategies to foster empathy and promote education as effective tools against hate.

Discover the power of unity and nonviolence at a concert hosted by the Lab in collaboration with Music in Common, inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s timeless principles. Celebrate courage and compassion as we explore the spiritual and emotional depth of nonviolence through music. Coming together to strengthen our communities and eradicate hate.

This event presented the story of the Sarajevo Haggadah, one of the oldest Sephardic Haggadahs in the world. We discuss the journey of its safety by courageous individuals of different faiths through acts of courage, compassion, and collaboration. See how this story applies in today's world to prevent hate through understanding and recognition of common human values.

Hosted by the Mayor’s Office of Faith Based and Community Partnerships in collaboration with The International Interfaith Research Lab, this event gathered community faith leaders to learn about the interconnections between faith and mental health. Among the event’s programming were three guiding principles: Self-Care, Empowering Care, and Congregant Care.

Watch our launch of the International Interfaith Research Lab, dedicated to preventing targeted violence and hate through four key pillars: research, innovation, education, and community building. Led by Dr. Amra Sabic-El-Rayess, the lab focuses on educational initiatives and community outreach to foster interfaith dialogue and collaboration.

Educators have a vital role to play in preventing hate, violence, and disconnection in our students. By visiting schools across the U.S, we have seen that a connected and engaged classroom builds a resilient community. Learn how your existing classroom practices can make students cultivate deeper relationships with their peers and feel supported by their teachers.