Artificial intelligence is developing faster than the moral, legal, and social frameworks needed to govern it.

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.

The Supreme Court’s recognition of the primary role parents play in the religious and moral formation of their children, respecting their constitutional right, strengthens freedom of conscience and reinforces families’ trust in the educational system.

The history of Thanksgiving is a story that begins over 400 years ago. It's a tale that involves a group of people known as the Pilgrims,...

A shift in corporate America, where employees are encouraged to bring their "whole selves" to work including faith.

An event at a Church of Scientology in Taiwan brought to the forefront the transformative power of inner peace in promoting global harmony.

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

With over 150 participants from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, the event was a testament to the universal importance of human dignity.

A conference that brought together representatives from a myriad of faith backgrounds to advocate for the freedom of belief for everyone.

At the heart of AZIFM's mission is the Golden Rule, a principle that transcends religious boundaries.

Hardwired Global, founded a decade ago, has worked tirelessly to turn the tide against religious persecution and anti-religious violence.

This is going to be the biggest human rights movement in the history of mankind.

As the two ambassadors sat down to begin their meeting, they both knew that religious freedom would be at the top of their agenda.

Cuba has sent hundreds of dissidents to prison, where their faith often is used as a pressure point against them by prison guards.

Scholars Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh and Sandra Iman Pertek join Berkley Center Senior Fellow Jocelyne Cesari for this important conversation.

Peace may be within reach by following this interfaith example of colaboration amongst faiths.

The "Letter from Birmingham Jail" is an open letter written on April 16, 1963, by Martin Luther King Jr. in response to "A Call for Unity"

National Religious Freedom Day commemorates the historic signing in 1786 of Thomas Jefferson’s Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom

Joining various law enforcement agencies an interfaith team of local clergy worked with negotiators and assisted relatives of the hostages.

Working Together for Religious Freedom, a virtual interfaith conference for National Religious Freedom Day