We, the people.
A Multi-Faith Call to Consciousness for the United States
We are living in a moment that calls for moral clarity— and imagination.
We the People is an invitation to help shape a shared vision for the world we do not yet have—one where all humanity and all creation can thrive.
During the week of August 17, thousands of people across the country are participating in this process in real time.
Across the country, people of faith are responding to this moment through organizing, care, and moral leadership. This effort brings those voices together into a collective expression.
An interfaith group of theologians and religious leaders is developing a call to consciousness—articulating core values, moral commitments, and a shared understanding of this moment.
In response, thousands of people of faith and conscience across the United States will come together August 17 to engage that framework and help shape what action, responsibility, and public witness look like now.
The call to Consciousness
This is not a statement authored by a few.
It is a collective voice.
In early fall, we’ll share what emerges from this process: a clear vision shaped by thousands across the country about who we are and what we are called to create.
A short film will bring this to life, with voices from across the country expressing what this moment means.
We look forward to sharing it with you!
FAQs
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Following the release of the collective statement, we will provide:
a curriculum and training guide
tools for clergy, organizers, and community leaders
ways to bring this call to consciousness into sermons, teaching, organizing, and public life
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This work is being shaped through a national participatory process engaging thousands of people of faith using a collaborative platform (Synanim) and designed to surface shared values and language across diverse perspectives.
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This effort is made possible through the support of people across the country.
If you believe in the importance of a shared, multifaith voice in this moment, we invite you to support this work.
Key Collaborators
This effort is made possible through collaboration with faith-rooted organizations and networks across the country, helping ensure this work reflects the full breadth of communities and traditions.
