Religious Freedom Annual Review

About the Review

The Religious Freedom Annual Review began in 2014 as an opportunity to provide up-to-date information on the status of laws affecting religious freedom in the United States. Originally established as a conference for lawyers, the annual review has expanded to include all who are interested in learning more about religious freedom and working together in an increasingly diverse space.

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2025: Religion, Peace, and Human Flourishing: Understanding the Whys of Religious Freedom

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2024: Becoming Peacemakers Through Supporting Religious Freedom And Pluralism

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2023: Religious Communities: Worshipping, Serving, and Learning Together

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2022: Living Peacable: Religious Freedom as a Foundation for Civic Harmony

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2021: Religion’s Role in Overcoming Divides and Strengthening American Democracy

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2020: Religion and Religious Freedom in the COVID-19 Era: Finding Community and Hope

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2019: Religious Freedom for a New Generation

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2018: Religious Freedom and the Common Good

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2017: A Guide to Religion in Schools, the Workplace, and the Public Square

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2016 RFAR

2016: Religious Freedom Annual Review

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2015 RFAR

2015: Fairness for All

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2014 RFAR

2014: Religious Freedom in a Secular World

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