What’s the Deal with EBD?

The Denver Police Department is seeking to implement a program of “Education Based Development” or EBD  The program would substitute current disciplinary policy with a non-disciplinary training program for specific policy violations. What is Education Based Development? EBD is derived from “Education Based Discipline”, a policy concept that is designed to de-emphasize punishment in favorContinue reading “What’s the Deal with EBD?”

The Johnson Amendment: What Faith Communities Need to Know

Since the 1950’s, the Johnson Amendment to the United States Constitution has been a key piece in protecting the separation of church and state. However, religious extremists that wish to blur the lines between church and state have been slowly working to chip away at this vital demarcation. As discussed in a previous post, weakeningContinue reading “The Johnson Amendment: What Faith Communities Need to Know”

The Erosion of a Critical Boundary Between Religion and Government

In a new I.R.S court filing stating that churches and other houses of worship can endorse political candidates to their congregation, we see the latest attempt to erode the boundaries between government and religious institutions. As Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons, Vice President of Programs and Strategy at Interfaith Alliance, states, “This move represents a grave threat toContinue reading “The Erosion of a Critical Boundary Between Religion and Government”

Happy Independence Day!

July the 4th – the day we celebrate the founding of the United States of America, when people seeking freedom from a government tied to one religion said “enough!” Although our founders themselves fell short of the ideal that all are created equal, they still set a lofty goal that we still strive to bringContinue reading “Happy Independence Day!”

An Interfaith Look at the 2025 Colorado Legislative Session

Welcome to Interfaith’s annual legislative report!  As spring turns to summer, we again take a step back to reflect on what happened and the learnings we will carry forward into future policy work. Below, you will find a digital legislative report as well as our full PDF legislative report that will walk you through someContinue reading “An Interfaith Look at the 2025 Colorado Legislative Session”

Interfaith Alliance of Colorado Statement on Attack in Boulder

We are devastated by the news of the violent attack in Boulder targeting a peaceful gathering. This was not just an attack on those participating in the gathering, but also on our entire community. While tensions are high, now is not the time to abandon our neighbors and friends. We must make connections with eachContinue reading “Interfaith Alliance of Colorado Statement on Attack in Boulder”

Don’t miss Interfaith’s Annual Legislative Report!

From early January to the beginning of May, Interfaith’s policy team has been hard at work representing our shared Interfaith values at the Colorado Legislative Session. We hope you’ll join us online as we reveal our 2025 Legislative Report in early June! 

A Huge Success! Interfaith’s Women’s Forum on Antisemitism & Islamophobia

Inspiring women and fabulous headwear – both were on full display at Interfaith’s Women’s Forum on Antisemitism and Islamophobia on April 28th! Nearly one hundred women from across Colorado gathered to enjoy tea, scones, mini sandwiches, and honor the history of women gathering over tea to connect, discuss, and build community. Our 2025 Women’s ForumContinue reading “A Huge Success! Interfaith’s Women’s Forum on Antisemitism & Islamophobia”

Join us for a Women’s Forum on Antisemitism and Islamophobia!

You are invited!  Join the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado for our 2025 Women’s Forum on antisemitism and Islamophobia!  This is a high tea event, and includes fragrant tea, mini sandwiches, and other goodies. Come dressed in whatever outfit makes you feel most fabulous, complete with your favorite big hat or fascinator! We are pleased to welcomeContinue reading “Join us for a Women’s Forum on Antisemitism and Islamophobia!”