Interfaith Alliance

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Building an inclusive democracy that fulfills America’s promise of religious freedom and civil rights for all since 1994

3 team members of Interfaith Alliance pose for a photo outside of the Supreme Court holding protest signs that say "love thy trans neighbor" and "trans lives are sacred."

Screenshot from Politico Playbook says "FIRST IN PLAYBOOK — Ad it up: The Interfaith Alliance is launching a six-figure TV and digital holiday ad campaign, titled “Choose Love Not ICE,” targeting markets that have seen increased immigration enforcement. The $300,000 campaign also includes targeted buys on Fox News in the West Palm Beach market, intending to reach the Mar-a-Lago airwaves. Watch the ad."

Headline from The Naples Daily News says "A mockery of faith. Cruelly named Alligator Alcatraz ignores common core values." A photo shows people of different faiths rallying outside the so-called "Alligator Alcatraz."

A screenshot of a tweet from Rep Randy Fine reads "The barbarians are no longer outside the gate, they’re inside. This is happening in Brooklyn, New York. America must wake up now." The tweet is a quote tweet of a video showing Muslim men praying in a Brooklyn street.

25 News Boston headline says "Church sparks outrage over nativity scene with political message." A photo above shows a window with a nativity display inside. A sign says "ICE was here." Another sign says "The Holy Family is safe in The Sanctuary of our Church. If you see ICE. Please call LUCE at 617-370-5023."

Text-based graphic says "Become an Interfaith Alliance member this Giving Tuesday. We are the counterforce to Christian nationalism and religious extremism. Any amount helps us continue to build our pro-democracy faith movement to fulfill America’s promise of religious freedom and civil rights not just for some, but for all. Donate TODAY, December 2nd, and your gift will be matched. Interfaith Alliance dot org backslash contribute."

Salon headline says "Faith under attack: More clergy arrested at ICE facility protest. Assaults and arrests of religious leaders in Chicago protests reflect a pattern of ICE escalation against clergy." A photo shows a pastor at a protest who has just been peppersprayed or hit with pepper balls. He is being treated.

Text-based graphic says "Our faith call on us to proclaim that transgender, intersex, and nonbinary people deserve respect, love, and equal rights. Interfaith statement, signed by 10 heads of major American religious traditions."

Text-based graphic says "Three new openings. Apply today. Director of Affiliate Partnerships. Program Operations Associate. Operations and Fundraising Assistant. Team update. New team roles! Maggie Siddiqi, Senior Advisor. Adam Friedman, Campaigns Director, Tranée McDonald, Senior Policy Manager. Zev Mishell, Senior Programs Strategist.

Washington Post headline says "A priest is walking from Illinois to New York for immigrants' rights. Thee Rev. Gary Graf, 67, sees his 800-mile journey to Ellis Island as a modern-day pilgrimage. He hopes to finish the trip this month."

Event flyer for "How Faith Communities and Librarians Can Advocate for the Freedom to Read on November 5, 2025 at 4 p m eastern time."

Event flyer for "How Faith Communities and Librarians Can Advocate for the Freedom to Read on November 5, 2025 at 4 p m eastern time."

Community members hold protest signs on the side of the road. The most prominent signs in the front say “Jesus was a refugee” and “ice deportations are cruel and inhumane”.

5 people backstage at no kings in Washington, D C.

7 people at a no kings protest, including a Christian minister.

Text-based poster says 10 18 2025. Keep the faith. No kings. At the top is a crown symbol with an x going through it.

Text-based flyer says "Join us for a No Kings 2 faith training on the sacred tradition of protest! October 14, 2025. 6 30 p m to 8 p m eastern time. Learn how Americans of diverse faiths and beliefs can take to the streets on October 18th as part of the nationwide No Kings 2 Day of Action." Cutout photos show 3 people of faith protesting authoritarianism.

Text reads “On October 7, we reflect on how the horrors of the last two years have wrought tremendous harm not only on Israelis and Palestinians, but on so many of their family members and extended communities here in the United States. We have seen many communities legitimately hurt and alarmed by those who have failed to acknowledge their humanity and pain. We have witnessed proponents of hatred and fear do everything possible to stoke division within and between our communities.”