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Thirty Years Later: Remembering LA’s 1992 Civil Unrest and Reimagining Social Action

As we look back over the 30 years between the civil unrest of April 29, 1992 and Los Angeles’ current cultural landscape, three questions are on our minds: What was Los Angeles like in the years leading up to 1992? What lessons can we learn from efforts to rebuild the city? Who are the agents of positive social change today, especially among organizations rooted in LA’s communities of faith? Read More

Where the Spirit Leads: Pentecostalism and Freedom

Don Miller, CRCC's executive director, delivered a paper titled "Where the Spirit Leads: Pentecostalism and Freedom" in Rome at a conference co-sponsored by the Religious Freedom Project at Georgetown University's Berkeley Center for Religion and the Institute for Studies of Religion at Baylor University. Read More

Principled Pluralism: Report of the Inclusive America Project

Brie Loskota participated on an Aspen Institute panel on religious pluralism in the United States. The distinguished panelists contributed to a publication that "discusses proven strategies for managing America’s religious diversity in a way that promotes informed respect and social cohesion." Read More