Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship (ICPF)

Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship (ICPF) is sponsored by Interfaith America. The ICPF brings together leaders from across the country to strengthen religious freedom, build relationships across differences, and promote a healthier public square.

Grants and Leadership Awards - Interfaith America Grants & Leadership Awards Funding interfaith leaders and community projects Open Grants & Leadership Awards Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship The Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellowship (ICPF) brings together leaders from across the country to strengthen religious freedom, build relationships across differences, and promote a healthier public square. Apply by October 1, 2026.

Embodied Pluralism Campus Initiative Grant Helping higher education professionals make pluralism a lived leadership practice that creates a lasting impact with $10,000 in funding. Apply by September 11, 2026. Building Interfaith America Grant Consider your community's strengths, identify a felt need or opportunity, propose a project to address it, and leverage the strength of interfaith cooperation to achieve your aspiration.

Apply by October 2, 2026. Engaging Difference in General Education (EDGE) Grants Establish Civic Pluralism as a core competency of undergraduate education at your institution with a grant of up to $20,000. Apply by October 31, 2026.

Higher Education and Student Affairs (HESA) Faculty Pluralism Fellowship Engage with pluralism-focused scholarship, collaborate with fellow HESA educators, and redesign graduate courses that prepare future Student Affairs professionals to lead across religious, political, ideological, and cultural differences. Apply by October 15, 2026.

About Our Grants & Leadership Awards Grants and Awards are one way Interfaith America partners with individuals and institutions to invest in America’s diversity, entrepreneurial spirit, and the power of collaboration. At Interfaith America we believe interfaith leaders are well-positioned to identify opportunities and needs in their communities and plan sustainable ways to address them.

It takes financial resources and support for institutions and sectors to adapt to our ever-changing nation. Through grants and leadership awards, we provide financial support, a network of peers, training and development, and a platform for telling the story of this movement more broadly. Meet our grantees and fellows and read about their pluralism projects in IA Today.

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