Tri-Faith is about relationships.
Over the past year+ of pandemic and upheaval, we’ve adapted to ensure people of all faiths are safe and included — whether they’re worshipping, working, or walking down the street.
Every day, we’re creating spaces where diverse people and ideas are welcomed and valued.
Our work starts at home, within our own families and our own communities.
Dispelling hate and distrust begins with relationships — sharing stories, listening, and truly hearing “the other.”
We must show up in solidarity.
In 2021, Tri-Faith Initiative made brave space for listening, sharing, and learning in faith communities, workplaces, civic organizations, and more.
Tri-Faith offered a range of programming and engagement opportunities in 2021.
We launched our To-Gather Public Art Picnic Tables and You Are Tri-Faith: Interactive Identity Exhibit to spark dialogue throughout the city.
We gathered again on the Commons for our annual picnic and to honor the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
Finally, Tri-Faith launched several opportunities for community members, students, and business leaders to learn, grow, and connect.
Our work is needed more desperately than ever.
Thanks to you, it will continue for generations to come.
Together, we’ll continue building bridges of empathy and inclusion in 2022 and beyond.
With gratitude,