As we work toward a more inclusive community, a more inclusive society, there are signs that we are headed toward widespread recognition that our diversity is one of the things that make this a great country. The recent Supreme Court ruling affirming our rights to religious accommodation in the workplace was certainly a giant step in the right direction.

 

Two of our local leaders share their thoughts

Read about speakers, rides, and other attractions

  

Join us as we gather to honor some of our community's exceptional activists, raise funds for our community outreach, religious literacy and conciliation efforts, and enjoy an evening with our interfaith friends. 

 IFLC annual dinner 

October 14th 

Shriners Silver Garden in Southfield.  

Pre-dinner interfaith reception 5:30 pm

Dinner program 6:30 pm. 

 

Discount dinner tickets on sale for $50 until July 31.

 

Click here  to read about this year's nominees

 

Click here to register for tickets, tables or to become a sponsor

 

Click here to purchase an ad in the dinner program

 

 

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Religious Diversity Media Contest 

Young people ages 10 - 18 years of age are encouraged to enter this video competition! 

 

Create a video message 5 minutes or less that addresses the question of religious diversity and interfaith understanding to be eligible for these awards:

1st place- $500 2nd place- $300 3rd place- $200

All videos must be the original work of a single young person or a group of young people no older than 18 years old. 

 

 

Videos should be submitted to Meredith Skowronski:
meredith.skowronski@gmail.com by October 2nd, 2015 for consideration. 

 

Awards will be announced and presented at the IFLC Annual Awards Dinner on October 14th, 2015.