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What does it take to build a world grounded in the inherent value of every person? Racial inequality is not just a policy problem — it is rooted in deeply held beliefs about human value that have shaped our institutions, our health systems, and our communities for centuries. Addressing it requires more than new laws or programs; it demands a transformation of the narratives and relationships that...

How can we learn from what’s working in thriving communities to build replicable models, so we can help everyone flourish? American cities sit at the intersection of immense opportunity and deep inequality — much of it traceable to decisions made generations ago that are still shaping who builds wealth, and who doesn't. This episode of IAJS' One Question explores what it means to take stock of mul...

How do we build thriving, cohesive communities in a world defined by the constant movement of people? Interfaith America Founder Eboo Patel joins IAJS Faculty Director Tomás Jiménez for a conversation that explores what pluralism looks like in practice: at the city level, in local institutions, and in this political moment. They also discuss what the "builder" framework demands of civic leaders, u...