Project Interfaith

Community Conversations is Project Interfaith's annual speaker series which is offered regularly in Omaha and open to all community members. For this track of programs, we bring in nationally-renowned speakers to engage the community on issues related to faith, religion, identity, interfaith relations, and religious diversity.

We prepare and support professionals in our schools, hospitals, workplaces, and communities to work with and serve people of all faiths and beliefs. We especially target professionals such as educators, health care providers, social workers and caregivers who work with the most vulnerable populations in our communities (children, the elderly, the sick and the disabled) as individuals within these populations may not be able to advocate for their own religious and cultural needs.

We develop programs to address a wide variety of timely topics that are of interest to community members. Past programs include interfaith study circles, community conference on faith and the environment and an interfaith holistic health fair.

Project Interfaith is committed to supporting the next generation of community-based interfaith leaders. Through internships, workshops and online forums we are helping to professionalize the field of interfaith work and to cultivate community interfaith organizers and leaders.