We Are Each Other's - Alumni Starter Award Spring 2021 Submissions

We Are Each Other's - Alumni Starter Award
Spring 2021 Submissions

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Overview

we are each other’s harvest: we are each other’s business: we are each other’s magnitude and bond.

-Gwendolyn Brooks, 1984

We Are Each Other’s is Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) commitment to supporting young interfaith leaders with the necessary resources to engage and expand the skills necessary to promote interfaith cooperation. As part of this commitment, IFYC is offering awards of up to $500 and mentoring to bring the interfaith leadership skills that are explored in the We Are Each Other’s platform out into the world.

Recent graduates across America can use these awards to carry out projects focused on interfaith cooperation and relationship building across lines of difference. Through these incentives we hope to leverage the skills of interfaith leadership to meet a variety of critical national needs.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. If you have additional questions, please contact Brian Anderson, brian@ifyc.org, or review the Request for Proposals on our website.

Demographics

First Name

Last Name

Phone

Pronouns

Worldview Identity

Racial/Ethnic Identity

Worldview Identity

Racial/Ethnic Identity

Worldview Identity

Job/Graduate School Description

Undergraduate Institution

Undergraduate Year

Are you currently enrolled in graduate school?

Where do you attend?

Course of Study

Expected Graduation Year

What sector best describes your professional work or professional aspirations

Please describe your sector.

What is your job title?

What company do you work for?

Project Questions

As a reminder, eligible projects include:

Organize a service project where people of various worldviews volunteer together to contribute to the needs in your community.
Host a "virtual" dinner with friends to discuss shared values.
Coordinate an interfaith workshop at your graduate school or workplace to explore the connection between your area of study and the importance of interfaith cooperation.
And more . . . If you have an idea for an interfaith project beyond the categories listed above, we invite you to be creative! At IFYC, we love innovative approaches to promoting pluralism!

Why is building interfaith cooperation important to you?

Please describe your project.

How you will build on the skills that you learned from the "We Are Each Other's" platform?

Please describe your past experiences and existing relationships that will help you to be successful in this project.

Will your project do one or more of the following objectives?
*Build relationships between religiously diverse constituencies
*Create activities that bring people who orient around religion differently together
*Facilitates interfaith conversations with a religiously diverse group
*Develops a public narrative of interfaith cooperation If so, please briefly describe how.

Please describe how you will use your funds. Funds can be used for program costs, tech needs, and stipends for individuals involved in the project.

· How do you plan to assess the success/impact of your project?

· What additional support from IFYC would be helpful for you to meet your grant project goals?

Address

Please provide the address where you would like your check mailed to should you receive the award.

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

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