Whether in California or elsewhere, the principle at stake is universal: no one should be afraid to enter a house of worship.

In 1998, the International Religious Freedom Act was signed into law by President Bill Clinton — and it changed the way the United States addressed religious freedom around the world. The Act made religious freedom a core part of U.S. foreign policy, helping bring freedom of belief to the forefront of global affairs.

In 1965, the Second Vatican Council issued Nostra Aetate, a landmark declaration that transformed the Catholic Church’s relationship with other religions. Promoting dialogue, mutual respect and peace, it helped lay the foundation for modern interfaith cooperation and continues to inspire efforts toward unity in a divided world.

The International Multi-Faith Coalition highlighted a major religious freedom conference in Toledo, Spain, where global leaders, scholars and advocates warned of rising threats to freedom of religion or belief. Originally reported by WorldReligionNews.org, the gathering focused on human dignity, multilateral cooperation and new challenges, including religious nationalism and artificial intelligence.

Supporters said the response in Washington reflected what had been visible throughout the walk: a broad public interest in messages of healing and unity at a time of social division.

The Hollywood event was more than a birthday celebration; it was a powerful reminder of the Dalai Lama’s enduring influence as a unifying figure in a fractured world.

At the XI World Congress for Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue, Gabriel Ben-Tasgal addressed Middle East challenges post-Hamas attacks on 10/7/23. Gustavo Guillermé and Danny Lew urged interfaith unity and defense of democratic values against terrorism. Held at Universidad del CEMA, the event emphasized the urgent need for peace and dialogue.

Discover the Haus der Religionen in Bern, Switzerland—a groundbreaking interfaith haven where 8 religions coexist under one roof! From a Christian church to a Hindu temple, this "laboratory of coexistence" fosters dialogue and unity. Learn how it’s inspiring global harmony. Watch now on TheIMFC.org! 🌍✨

As a spiritual leader and advocate for justice, I recognize the legitimate right to protest, but I also feel the urgent need to draw a clear line between peaceful protest and acts of vandalism that only weaken our common cause.

The air was filled with reverence and joy as Pastor Patricia Montero was ordained, having fulfilled all academic and ministerial training requirements with exemplary dedication.

The Los Angeles City Council is considering a groundbreaking rule that could significantly enhance the safety of our places of worship.

The LA Interfaith March is a beacon of hope amidst anti-religious turmoil and hate.

The power of unity in service and celebration is a beacon of hope across the globe.

Malmö, Sweden, is a city with a diverse population, including a significant number of religious minorities. However, this diversity has...

In a world often divided by differences, the International Multi-Faith Coalition (IMFC) stands as a beacon of hope, demonstrating the...

The letter expressed deep concern over Azerbaijan's invasion of Nagorno-Karabakh and the looming threat to Armenia.

In the aftermath of the tragedy, the director of Brazil’s Rede Liberdade, briefed the IRF Office on Mãe Bernadete's murder.

Founded in 1928, the RCC has been at the forefront of religious communication in the United States.

This meeting, attended by senior professors and clerics from both Israel and Morocco, marked the beginning of a series of dialogues.

India, with the largest number of religious adherents, invited the African Union, most religious populations on the planet, to join the G20.