Our work to do
What is our work to do? It’s a personal question that I believe every white person in this country needs to be asking herself right now. For me, it starts with understanding the roots of racism and implicit bias.
Are you ready to be an interfaith leader?
Eboo Patel reminds students that you don’t need doctrinal alignment to work together
BJC brings you tools to make a difference
Learn to use the power of your voice in the community, with BJC advocacy training. Read about a series of trainings in 2019 in cities across the country.
Support Public Schools Week: February 24-28, 2020
Join BJC and other organizations in celebrating Public Schools Week 2020, to remind us of the important role our nation’s public schools play in our society and how religious liberty is protected for all students.
Starting my advocacy journey
BJC Board Member Lynn Brinkley explains how she learned about advocacy, and to be an advocate for religious freedom with BJC.
SCOTUS to hear case on taxpayer funding of religion
BJC filed a brief in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue to defend the law’s distinctive treatment of religion, as the U.S. Supreme Court again considers what weight to give a state constitutional provision designed to prevent government funding of and interference in religion.
