For the month of July, Auburn is celebrating the spirit of independence and religious freedom. Each week we’ll be updating our Auburn Web site with new resources to help you plan for the tenth anniversary of September 11th. 

Two videos for your 9/11/11 planning Have you seen these yet? Click to watch We The People and Things People Said - and send them to your friends and colleagues to remind us all of the power of religious freedom. 

Religious Leader of the Week Rabbi Jill Jacobs encourages people of faith to stand together with Muslim neighbors against Islamophobia and support religious freedom. Click here for more Auburn Media resources for religion in a multifaith world. Click here to learn more about Rabbi’s for Human Rights – North America.

Prepare New York Click here to learn about this coalition of interfaith partners who are committed to providing resources for the 10-year anniversary of 9/11. September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows and 9/11 Community for Common Ground Initiative serve as advisers to the coalition.
►Auburn President Katharine Henderson encourages people of faith to embrace Prepare New York and bring healing to the nation. Prepare New York is a coalition of New York based interfaith organizations who are committed to preparing New York City and the nation for the 10-year anniversary of 9/11 by promoting civil dialogue, education about religious pluralism, support for the Muslim community, and coordinating events on the day of the anniversary. This interview is courtesy of Odyssey Network and their Faith Under Fire coverage. Click here to learn more about Prepare New York . Click here for more information on Odyssey Network.



Groundswell Groundswell is a new multi-faith initiative that will help channel the aspirations of the emerging generation and inspire strategic action for justice. We believe that most Americans -- people of faith, as well as atheists, agnostics and the seeking -- are hungry to tap into a calling at the core of their being. Groundswell will offer one way for us to transcend bitter polarization, identify common ground, roll up our sleeves and work together to repair the world. Click here to meet Groundswell Director Valarie Kaur.

Looking for more resources from Auburn? Email Rev. Kellie Anderson-Picallo for more information to help your community.                         

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