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Honoring our Shared Humanity
Through Education and Engagement

Who We Are

We’re Americans of diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds working together towards peace in our country and around the world.

Our Team
Diverse hands in unity, symbolizing no racism.

What We Do

Our mission is to advance pluralism by educating, engaging, and empowering people and institutions to understand shared histories, bridge cultural and faith differences, confront interconnected forms of bias, and build inclusive, just communities.

Support

We empower educators with expert speakers and engaging online curriculum resources.

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Train

We offer Inclusion and Belonging training for diverse professional groups nationwide.

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Gather

We create spaces for people from all backgrounds to connect meaningfully together.

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How We Do It

Tailored Content

We tailor our presentations and panels for each audience group. No two ING presentations or events are alike.

Expert Speakers

We select speakers who represent their communities through their identification with and active membership in community organizations.

Professional Development

We train educators and trainers to train their co-workers and add to their internal Inclusive Leadership programs.

Online Resources

We produce content that supplements existing courses or curriculum and addresses contemporary issues.

Working to Make a Difference

Based on surveys and evaluations by requesters of our programs,
this percentage of them report the following

96%

report ING content is relevant, and fulfills their needs and expectations.

98%

give high ratings to our speakers’ skills in knowledge, delivery, and effectiveness.

96%

report high rates of satisfaction with our presentations and panels.

Upcoming ING Events

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Challenging Bigotry in Creative Spaces

Thursday, September 10th, 2026

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Muslim and Arab Student Inclusion

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026

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Dental Care for Diverse Faith Groups

Tuesday, October 13th, 2026

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Challenging Islamophobia in the Workplace

Wednesday, October 14th, 2026

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The Latest From ING

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A Call for Moral Leadership: Imagining a New Heroism

A Reflection on the 2007 Pew Research Center report about Muslims in America, by Professor Ingrid Mattson of Hartford Seminary.Ingrid Mattson is also an ING advisor.This week the Pew Research Center released a report about Muslim Americans. I was among a group of academics who were consulted by the Pew as they were preparing a list of questions to be included in their poll. We academic advisors had no control over the final shape of the questionnaire, nor over the final analysis offered by Pew. Over the next year, we will see a number of experts in polling challenge some of the methods employed by Pew as well as their conclusions. Most scholars of American Islam are convinced that Pew’s estimate of the number of Muslim Americans is extremely low. The study simply does not take into account the extent to which Muslims withhold identifying their religious identity out of fear that this information will be misused. Read More

Healthcare for Muslim Patients

HEALTHCARE FOR MUSLIM PATIENTS Responses to the Pew Poll on Muslim Americans: ING: “Advocating Against Violence for One Nation” Professor Ingrid Mattson: “A Call for Moral Leadership: Imagining a New Heroism” Read More

Preserving the First Amendment

(San Jose, 6/6/07) ING Concludes Academic Year 2006-2007 with Record Number of Interfaith Events The public impact of religion has increased worldwide according to recent data and trends. Here in the U.S. according to a Harris Poll in January 2003, 90% of Americans believe in God, 84% believe in the survival of the soul after death, and 82% believe in heaven. At the same time, religious grievances have been significant factors in civil wars, national conflicts and international acts of terrorism. For this reason, it has never been more important to reinforce and promote American ideals of tolerance and freedom of religion that is enshrined in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. It is to this end that ING today is more engaged than ever before in interfaith dialogues and education, seeking to promote understanding through civil discourse. Read More
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Listening to Those We Serve

The entire experience of planning a series of seminars with ING was inspirational. They did an amazing job. The ING team welcomed input along the way which allowed each session to be even better than the one before it. We will continue to work with ING as I am confident that they will continue to provide value in our work.

City Human Resources Director

I thought the ING seminar, “Preventing and Responding to Anti-Muslim Bigotry,” was an extremely valuable training for law enforcement, especially in today’s day and age with all the misunderstandings and misperceptions of the Muslim community…I feel this training will help my staff and I in developing better relationships and in responding to the needs of our community. I highly recommend this training to others.

Police Captain

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