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.

Colleen Sheehan speaks at the 2026 Religious Freedom Annual Review,

2026: The United States of America at 250: Life, Religious Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

Dr. Carter speaks at the 2025 Religious Freedom Annual Review.

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

2020 RFAR behind the scenes for web

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

Elder Patrick Kearon speaks at the 2019 Religious Freedom Annual Review.

2019: Religious Freedom for a New Generation

Elder L. Whitney Clayton speaks at the 2018 Religious Freedom Annual Review.

2018: Religious Freedom and the Common Good

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

2016 RFAR

2016: Religious Freedom Annual Review

2015 RFAR

2015: Fairness for All

2014 RFAR

2014: Religious Freedom in a Secular World

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