When it comes to Muslims, the newest tool for dehumanization is the
delegitimization of Islam itself.
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Summer Bootcamp for Interns
Religious Liberty, Religious Literacy & Civil Dialogue
On July 12, 19 and 26, participants will be introduced to experts who are actively engaged in addressing the role of religion in public life. Registration is open now through June 30, 2019.
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Constitution 2 Classroom
A First Amendment professional development series for educators, administrators, and other education stakeholders.
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Business Leaders Track
Religious Freedom & Business
The Religious Freedom Center of the Freedom Forum Institute, in collaboration with the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation, is now offering state-of-the-art resources, including executive seminars and training, to help businesses successfully navigate issues related to religion or belief.
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The Georgia 3Rs Project
Rights • Responsibility • Respect
The Georgia 3Rs Project, led by Religious Freedom Center of the Freedom Forum Institute, is a three-year initiative designed to create demonstration models of religious literacy and religious liberty in three Georgia public school districts.
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5 Minutes of Religious Freedom
A Web Series Promoting Religious Liberty
Featuring religious and civil liberties leaders from around the world, 5 Minutes of Religious Freedom is a web series about how “religious freedom, liberty of conscience, is a precious, fundamental right for people of all religions and none.”
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Mosque Attacks and the Delegitimization of Islam
Mixed Signals: The Supreme Court and Two Current Church-State Cases
Those urging that the cross be left in place argue that the courts should look to the purpose of the Peace Cross as a memorial to war dead.
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The Supreme Court’s Peace Cross: Here’s the Important Backstory
Yes, the First Amendment and state constitutions prohibit government establishment of religion. But for much of our early history, the United States was a semi-established Protestant country.
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