Written By: Julianne Ho If you’re new to Bridges, you may have stumbled upon our various programming on the website (Mosaic Circle, Competing in Goodness, Dine and Dish)&nb...
Written By: Dr. Siraj A. Jalali Right now, millions of Muslims from around the world are gathered in Saudi Arabia to perform the pilgrimage called Hajj. They gather to show...
Written By: Nadia Jalali, Partnership Coordinator Being a good neighbor in Islam isn’t just encouraged—it is actually built into the foundation of the faith through the Fiv...
Written By: Justin Elder, Partnership Coordinator We are in Holy Week—arguably the most significant stretch of days in the year for Christians. It marks the final week o...
Passover, one of the most significant holidays in the Jewish calendar, is rich with history, tradition, and profound symbolism. It commemorates the biblical story of the Exodu...
Eid is a time of joy, reflection, and community for Muslims worldwide. While many recognize it as a festive occasion, numerous facets of Eid remain lesser-known. This blog pos...
Easter, a time of reflection and celebration in the Christian world, carries deep historical and spiritual significance. While many associate it with chocolate eggs and bunnie...
Written By: Sammy Hausman-Weiss, Student Policy Associate A few days ago, I was talking to my father on the phone when he told me, “You know, Sammy, the middle is where the...
Written By: Noor Saleh, Former Policy Analyst This is a repost from October 2021. October 27th is International Religious Freedom Day, an opportunity to celebrate the fr...
Written By: Shanzeh Mirza, Student Policy Associate Religious liberty was a central issue of the 88th session. Several bills were introduced that would have a significant i...