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Interfaith Matters

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New York City, NY

Description:

Interfaith Matters is an original podcast series from The Interfaith Center of New York that explores how interfaith engagement matters to making positive social change

Twitter:

@ICNY

Language:

English

Episodes
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Religious Literacy in New York Public Schools
Religious Literacy in New York Public Schools
4/16/2021
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Whose Faith Matters? Protecting Religious Liberty for Everyone
Whose Faith Matters? Protecting Religious Liberty for Everyone
3/29/2021
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Det. Mohamed Amen on "NYC's Many Faiths & the NYPD"
Det. Mohamed Amen on "NYC's Many Faiths & the NYPD"
10/18/2020
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On Faith and Voting, with Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush
On Faith and Voting, with Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush
10/1/2020
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“Coming Together to Keep Our City Safe” – New NYPD Chief Speaks Out
“Coming Together to Keep Our City Safe” – New NYPD Chief Speaks Out
8/12/2020
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"Show Up and Listen" - Rabbi Joshua Stanton on Supporting the Movement for Black Lives
"Show Up and Listen" - Rabbi Joshua Stanton on Supporting the Movement for Black Lives
7/13/2020
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"We're Nowhere Near Done" - Pastor Kaji Douša on the Movement for Black Lives
"We're Nowhere Near Done" - Pastor Kaji Douša on the Movement for Black Lives
6/30/2020
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Will We Want to Go “Back to Normal”? The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the ways New Yorkers practice their faiths, and religious leaders on the frontlines say that may not be a bad thing.
Will We Want to Go “Back to Normal”? The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the ways New Yorkers practice their faiths, and religious leaders on the frontlines say that may not be a bad thing.
6/11/2020
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“Isolation is a Tool for Abusers” – Faith Leaders on the Front Lines of the COVID-19 Domestic Violence Crisis
“Isolation is a Tool for Abusers” – Faith Leaders on the Front Lines of the COVID-19 Domestic Violence Crisis
4/16/2020
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“Be Strong and Courageous” – Facing the Challenges of Pastoral Care in a Time of Social Distancing
“Be Strong and Courageous” – Facing the Challenges of Pastoral Care in a Time of Social Distancing
4/6/2020
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People Who Use Drugs are Beloved: Faith, the Overdose Crisis, and Movements for Healing & Justice
People Who Use Drugs are Beloved: Faith, the Overdose Crisis, and Movements for Healing & Justice
2/11/2020
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Georgette Bennett on the Legacy of Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, and Why it Matters Now
Georgette Bennett on the Legacy of Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, and Why it Matters Now
9/9/2019
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Women and the Criminal Justice System
Women and the Criminal Justice System
7/9/2019
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Neighbors in the East Village Share "Spiritual Sounds"
Neighbors in the East Village Share "Spiritual Sounds"
6/5/2019
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Young New Yorkers on "Leading through Faith and Advocacy"
Young New Yorkers on "Leading through Faith and Advocacy"
4/8/2019
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The Living History of Christianity: Orthodoxy in Architecture, Paintings and Music
The Living History of Christianity: Orthodoxy in Architecture, Paintings and Music
1/21/2019
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Ring Bells and Shout! Exploring the Heritage, Culture & Faith of NYC's Orthodox Christians
Ring Bells and Shout! Exploring the Heritage, Culture & Faith of NYC's Orthodox Christians
1/6/2019
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The Image of God in the Face of the Poor: Rabbi David Rosenn on Intersections of Faith and Economic Justice
The Image of God in the Face of the Poor: Rabbi David Rosenn on Intersections of Faith and Economic Justice
9/17/2018
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"Celebrating the 'Sheroes' of Faith" - Dr. Debbie Almontaser on Bridging Cultural Divides via Feminism and Education
"Celebrating the 'Sheroes' of Faith" - Dr. Debbie Almontaser on Bridging Cultural Divides via Feminism and Education
8/23/2018
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Inciting Non-Violence: Frank Fredericks on Empowering Young People and Building Peace
Inciting Non-Violence: Frank Fredericks on Empowering Young People and Building Peace
7/23/2018
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