We asked a big question on the streets of NYC: Can people who believe differently still work together? It’s a question at the heart of pluralism — and one that matters now more than ever. Watch how New Yorkers responded. Do you think it's possible to work together with someone who believes differently? Let us know in the comments! (fb)

What does teaching religion in schools really mean? For students at Prospect High in Illinois, it means curiosity, conversation, and courage. John Camardella’s College World Religion class is a model for how public schools can teach about religion without promoting any one tradition—equipping students to think critically and engage across difference. At a time when religion and education are flashpoints in political debates, this classroom is a hopeful blueprint for pluralism in practice. Read how Prospect High is shaping the next generation of bridge-builders and changemakers: (fb)