Interfaith Community Competitors

Interfaith Alliance celebrates religious freedom by championing individual rights, protecting the vital boundaries between religion and government and uniting diverse voices to challenge extremism and build common ground. We are committed to protecting both faith and freedom.

Muslim Advocates is a national civil rights organization working in the courts, in the halls of power and in communities to halt bigotry in its tracks. We litigate, educate, and advocate to uphold our country’s promise of equal treatment under the law for all Americans — and we get results. We are a big tent organization that recognizes the rich and full diversity of the American Muslim community in race, sex, place of birth, ability, income, education, gender identity, sexual orientation, sect of worship and level of religiosity. We ensure that American Muslims have a seat at the table with expert representation so that all Americans may live free from hate and discrimination.

For over 20 years, the Sikh Coalition has defended Sikh civil liberties in the courtroom, classroom, community and halls of Congress. Whether it’s working to secure safer schools, prevent hate and discrimination, create equal employment opportunities, or empower local Sikh communities, the Sikh Coalition’s goal is working towards a world where Sikhs, and other religious minorities in America, may freely practice their faith without bias and discrimination. We pursue our mission by: - Providing direct legal services to persons whose civil or human rights are violated - Advocating for law and policies that are respectful of fundamental rights - Promoting appreciation for diversity through education - Fostering civic engagement in order to promote local community empowerment The Sikh Coalition is a national community-based organization with offices and staff in New York City, California (Bay Area and Los Angeles), Washington D.C. and Chicago with over one hundred volunteer community advocates working to protect Sikh civil rights across the United States. The Sikh Coalition is a nonprofit and nonpartisan. Our funding comes from grants from private foundations and individual donors. We receive no funding from any government agencies or institutions.