Emma Goldberg is a young religious leader who is troubling the waters by speaking out against injustice in her school and abroad.  Auburn is committed to equipping future leaders with the tools they need for pursuing justice negotiating a multifaith global society. Click here to learn about Auburn's Face to Face program.

Violet Dease is a religious leader committed to caring for all God's people in the church and in the community. Auburn is committed to equipping bold and resilient leadership and click here to learn more about how to sharpen your leadership skills to be more effective in your faith community.

Nurah Amat-ullah is a religious leader committed to healing the world by bridging religious divides and helping new immigrants. Auburn is committed to equipping bold and resilient leadership and click here to learn more about how to sharpen your leadership skills to be more effective in your faith community.

Jacki Zehner is a religious leader committed to generosity and wisdom around money to create social change.  Auburn is committed to equipping bold and resilient leadership and click here to learn more about how to sharpen your leadership skills to be more effective in your faith community.

Auburn was proud to honor Nurah Amat'ulla, Violet L. Dease, Emma Bronznick Goldberg and Jacki Zehner, women who are building communities, pursuing justice and bridging religious divides.  Download the podcast of this great event by clicking here. Learn how you can be a part of Auburn's bold and resilient leadership development by clicking here.

Auburn is committed to developing a new generation of  young leaders to trouble the waters and heal the world. Click here to learn more about Auburn's Face to Face program that brings teenagers together to build a more peaceful world.

Auburn works with women of all faiths to enhance their leadership capacities and equip them for bold and resilient leadership. Podcast this great event by clicking here. To learn more about Auburn's Women's leadership programs click here.   

Auburn recommends the upcoming documentary series Have You Heard from Johannesburg as a resource to help your religious community respond to issues in their community. Click here to learn more about this film. Click here to download the multimedia Bible Study curriculum for your church community.  

This first week of June is a time of transition for many families whose loved ones are graduating from one school to the next. Use this documentary as a resource for your faith community to talk about the challenges of transition.  Click here to learn more about Questioning Faith.

Daisy Kahn, seen here on a recent segment of Fox News The O’Reilly Factor, is one of the many religious leaders dedicated to bridging religious divides through multifaith understanding. Click here to learn more about Auburn’s leadership in pursuing justice and healing the world.