Explore the evolving landscape of interfaith activism through the voices of those who have inherited this unique legacy. We hear from the descendants of interfaith leaders who have worked to bridge divides and foster understanding among diverse religious communities. This conversation delves into the challenges they face in a polarized world, the innovative approaches they are using to promote dialogue and cooperation, and how their families' histories shape their current efforts. Join us as we discuss the significance of interfaith collaboration in addressing contemporary social issues and the hope that drives this ongoing journey.
Multi-generational conversations within families and communities that have been fighting the same battles for decades—civil rights, labor rights, indigenous sovereignty, immigrant justice. Children and grandchildren of activists discuss what's changed, what hasn't, and whether they're tired of carrying the torch or more determined than ever.