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On this page you will find a collection of trainings, toolkits, and guides designed to give you the tools to engage meaningfully with a pluralistic community and form stronger communities through acceptance, compassion, and solidarity.

This is not meant to be an exhaustive list and represents only a fraction of the resources out there on world religions, spiritual practices, and issues facing our communities today. We are always looking to expand this information and encourage submissions of new resources to info@mnmultifaith.org

We compile this list to provide resources representing a wide range of information and perspectives. Inclusion on this page does not represent our endorsement of any organizations, groups, or individuals.

FOR EVERYONE

AntiRacism Study Dialogue Circles - Zoom workshops and dialogue circles based around different topics related to Anti-Racism. Offers pay-as-you-can pricing.
America Indivisible Toolkits - A number of toolkits on civic engagement with marginalized groups with a particulat focus on combating Islamaphobia.

MN Compass Leadership Toolkit - Literature review and best practices for DEI in the workplace. Free.
Omnia Interfaith Peacemaker Training - Omnia trains individuals in interreligious dialouge and community organizing to create Interfaith Peacemaker teams internationally. Training series held on Zoom, full cost $150 but with pay-what-you-can and scholarships available.

FOR EDUCATORS

An Educator's Guide to Islamic Religious Practices A guidebook from the Center on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) which covers many important subjects related to teaching in classrooms with Muslim students.
Remembering and Reflecting: Teaching September 11, 2001 in Diverse Classrooms CAIR's Tips and Resources for how to teach about 9/11 accurately, throroughly, and without accidentally discriminating or encouraging discrimination against Muslim students or Muslims in general.

Videos and Lesson Plans: Experiences and Contributions of African American Muslims in History A series of lessons plans with accompanying videos from the Intercultural Networks Group (ING) to teach and discuss the impacts of African American Muslims in US History.

FOR FAITH LEADERS

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