The document “Who Are the Sikhs?” by SALDEF provides an overview of Sikhism, a monotheistic faith founded in the 15th century in Punjab, India, by Guru Nanak.
The half of knowledge is knowing where to find knowledge.
- Louise Richardson
10 Facts You Should Know About American Baptists
A brief overview of the tradition and practice of American Baptists.
Al Fajr: The Dawn Druze International Magazine
A non-political digital publication and community discussion vehicle for the Druze community worldwide.
American National Catholic Church: FAQ
Facts and overview to the differences between American National Catholicism and the Roman Catholic Church.
Anabaptist Historians
Collaborative research blog exploring the historical and contemporary Anabaptist Identities built from scholars, anabaptists, and both.
Antisemitism: What, Where and Why?
A deep look at what antisemitism is, how it evolved, and whether it’s unique to other forms of hate.
Asia Society: Chinese Learning Institute
Gives insight to Neo Confucianism / Confucian Humanism and Includes presentation from Professor Tu Weiming about the importance of challenging outdated notions of Confucian thought.
Atheism: Definitions and Values
Center for Inquiry’s guide to debunking misconceptions surrounding atheism, secular humanism, skepticism, and secularism.
Bahá’í Faith: Key Terms and FAQ
Resource answering frequently asked questions and introducing key words and topics created by the Bahá’í World News Service.
Bahá’í Statistics
Demographic data on The Bahá’í Faith compiled by the Bahá’í World News Service.
Bahá’í: Honest Spiritual Storytelling
A Bahá’í perspective of the power of stories to encounter deeper truths in faith.
Bahá’í.org: Reference Library
An online source of Bahá’í writings that features articles, literature, texts, and a glossary.
Be a Myth Buster
A factsheet for dismantling some common (and harmful) tropes about indigenous peoples.
Buddhism: FAQ
Short answers to the most common questions asked about Buddhism resource developed by Lion’s Roar Foundation.
Buddhism: Glossary of Terms
An insightful resource for getting familiar with certain phases and terms used through Buddhist studies and contexts.
Buddhism: World Tribune
Weekly newspaper and monthly magazine of the Soka Gakkai International-USA, part of the world’s most diverse lay Buddhist organization.
Catholic Saints
Keywords, introductions, and historical overview of Catholic Sainthood.
Church of God Heritage
A brief introduction to the historical roots of Church of God (Pentecostal), research resources of the early documents of the movement, and a guide preserving the history of one’s own congregation.
Coalition of Hindus: Anti-Hindu Disinformation
A case study of Hinduphobia on social media published by the Coalition of Hindus of North America.
Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Reports and Surveys
Published Research from CAIR on a range of topics, including media research.
Daoist Foundation: Blue Papers
Resource with information on a range of topics relating to Daoism.
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America: Living Lutheran
News, reflections and stories from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and its local and global companions covering religious news and social issues, congregational life, global and domestic mission, family matters, spiritual practices, resources, and more.
FAMI: The Global Faith and Media Index
A report from the Faith and Media institute collecting data from perspectives from communities of faith, media leaders, and content creators about representations of faith.
Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America: Media Center
Publications, press coverage, and illustrated guides about Zoroastrianism.
Glossary of Catholic Terms
Glossary featuring terms often used in the Catholic Church that may not be completely familiar to journalists who have not had a great deal of experience in covering church matters.
Guide to Muslim Religious Practices
A resource for educators.
Hartford Institute for Religious Research
The Hartford Institute for Religious Research (HIRR) is a research organization focused on the study of religious trends, practices, and institutions in the United States. It provides resources, data, and analysis on topics such as religious affiliation, demographics, and the impact of religion on society.
Hindu American Foundation (HAF): Hinduism 101
From Hindu American Foundation, discover the core beliefs of Hindu Dharma, including key concepts, sources of knowledge, symbols, and philosophies.
Hindu Press International
News aggregator service for Hindus and non-Hindus alike, publishing news from around the world related to Hinduism.
Hindus for Human Rights: Hinduism 101
https://www.hindusforhumanrights.org/hinduismbasics
Indian Voices Media
Monthly print newspaper and community publication dedicated to bringing the voices of the marginalized and the indigenous members of society into the national discourse.
Jain Avenue
Monthly web–based multimedia magazine showcasing articles by scholars and the students of Jain Dharma from around the globe.
JCPA Roadmap to Fight Antisemitism and Hate
Toolkit compiled by 300 Jewish professionals and civic lay leaders to leverage the power of the community relations field to combat antisemitism and hate.
Jehovah Witness FAQ
Answers to frequent questions and misconceptions about Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Jew in the City Media Commentary
Opinion pieces and criticism of media representations of Orthodox Judaism from an Orthodox Judaism perspective.
Jinja Honcho: FAQ
Resource created to provide answers to commonly asked questions about Shinto beliefs, practices, and history.
Jinja Honcho: Soul of Japan
An illustrated introduction to Shinto and Ise Jingu.
Land Acknowledgement
A guide to land acknowledgment and an opportunity to recognize Native peoples in the present day.
Lutheran Witness
Online, digital publication featuring magazine, articles, and more all discussing Lutheranism.
Missing and Maligned: The Reality of Muslims in Popular Global Movies
Report examining the realities of Muslim representation in global films, and its correlation to discrimination against Muslims off-screen. It is accompanied by a blueprint for solutions in all aspects of the entertainment industry.
Mission of the Free Methodist Historical Society
Free historical and archival research for preserving Free Methodist heritage and transmitting it faithfully to each generation.
Muslim American Experience Bibliography
Over 300 books published between 1966 and 2018 focused on Muslims and Islam in the United States that provide a resource for academics, advocates, journalists, students, and others.
Muslim Asia Literary Resources
Introductions, opinion pieces, brief histories, and spotlight articles.
National Sikh Campaign: News
Official statements, press releases, and media connections.
Never Have I Felt so Misrepresented
Blog discussing issues with mainstream media’s portrayals of Hinduism by Hindu youth.
ONE Magazine
Publication from the National Association of Free Will Baptists combining the resources of eight denominational agencies into a bi-monthly, full-color magazine.
Orthodox Christianity: Questions and Answers
Resources addressing FAQ about beliefs, practices, and traditions of the Orthodox Church of America.
Parsiana: International Zoroastrian Community Publication
International Zoroastrian community and leading English language publication. Covering a wide range of community-related topics from politics to religion and art to business, the semimonthly magazine (24 issues a year) focuses on the development and achievements of Zoroastrians in all fields of endeavor.
Pew Religious Landscape Study
The Pew Religious Landscape Study is a comprehensive survey that examines the religious composition, beliefs, and practices of adults in the United States. It provides valuable insights into religious affiliation, the impact of religion on various aspects of life, and the changing trends in American religious life.
Pluralism Project at Harvard University
The Pluralism Project at Harvard University studies the diverse religious landscape of the United States, focusing on the ways in which religious communities interact in a pluralistic society. It conducts research, provides resources, and fosters dialogue on the role of religion in public life and the challenges of religious diversity.
Presbyterian Women’s Groups: Horizons Magazine
Magazine (and Bible study) by and for Presbyterian Women exploring where faith and life connect.
Presbyterians Today
An award-winning, general-interest magazine of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Quaker.Org: Beliefs
Introduction and short video explaining Quaker beliefs and addressing FAQ/misconceptions.
Quaker.Org: Glossary
Terms to understand Quakers (Friends) history and beliefs.
Reclaiming Native Truths
Public opinion research and strategy setting initiative showcasing how the invisibility of and toxic misconceptions about Native peoples create very serious biases among diverse demographics and within institutions.
Ruism: Quiet Sitting
A beginner’s guide to Ruism published by the Ruist Association of America that features FAQ and basic introductions to Ruist practices.
Secular Humanism: FAQ
Resource introducing humanism, basic concepts, and definitions.
She is Indigenous: Toolkit
FAQ about discussing indigenous topics and themes.
Sikhism Faith Pamphlet
A resource introducing various aspects of Sikhism for a variety of audiences.
SikhNet – News
Press releases, news features, and media resources.
Sikhs in the United States
A research program that seeks to bridge gaps in information about Sikhs in the U.S. by locating where they live and understanding their community demographics.
Tanenbaum: Best Practices for Ethical Representation
A guide to facilitate responsible approaches to religious representation through reflexivity, collaboration, and reciprocity.
Tanenbaum: Best Practices for Ethical Representation – Summary
Abridged version of our guide to facilitating responsible approaches to religious representation.
Tanenbaum: Fake News Fact Sheet
Five ways to avoid falling prey to fake news. This resource is great for questioning how we came to our understanding of different faith traditions, especially those we have little to no personal experience with.
Tanenbaum: Guidelines for Conducting Open Conversations
Collaborations and deep engagement are necessities for ethical representation; however, we recognize it is not always easy to engage with those with whom we disagree. This guideline is a great and practical tool for navigating differences in a meaningful and proactive way.
Tanenbaum: Opposition to Places of Worship and Religious Practices in the United States
Unpacking misrepresentations and examining religious bias requires looking deeper at their historical roots. This factsheet gives context of historical oppositions to faith communities and how these histories continue to affect them presently.
Tanenbaum: Shared Values and Shared Visions
The Platinum Rule and Golden Rule offer translations of the core ethical teachings from world religions, focusing on treating others as they wish to be treated or as you would want to be treated. The Shared Visions series explores how different religions view various topics, such as women, good deeds, courage, peace, and justice, alongside questions for consideration to encourage deeper understanding and reflection on these themes.
Tanenbaum: The Platinum Rule
Translations of the world’s great religions’ statements of the Platinum Rule, to “Do unto others as they would want to be done to them.”
Tanenbaum: World Religions Fact Sheet
Brief introductions to global systems of beliefs and demographic data to further illustrate.
Teach Uyghur Project
An education outreach campaign to bring Uyghur history and culture into American classrooms, and to raise awareness of the ongoing Uyghur Genocide among young people in the United States.
The Hindu
Daily News E-paper featuring a wide range of perspectives through the lens of Hinduism.
The Sikh Coalition: Newsroom
Media inquiries, communications department, reporting resources for journalists and media professionals.
The Sikh Coalition: Sikhi: A Reporter’s Guide
A guide for journalists and reporters to accurately discuss topics surrounding Sikhism.
Uyghur Genocide 101
A guide to the historical and contemporary fight for Uyghur human rights.
We are Sikhs
Answers to common questions about Sikhism, immigration stories, and key themes.
We Are Sikhs: News
Official news center, public affairs office, and media resources.
Western Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church Publications
Digital publications are available for download featuring studies, sermons, and introductions to practices and traditions.
What do Antisemitism and Anti-Immigrant Hate Have in Common?
An examination of the interconnected roots of antisemitism and anti-immigrant hate and a path forward.
What is Greek Orthodoxy
Resources to understanding the various cultural, traditional, and spiritual aspects of Orthodoxy developed by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.
What is Humanism
Introductions to the diversity of Humanist traditions and definitions.
What’s In and What’s Out
An overview of the positive changes and trends in Native Representation and what is out.
World Religious Database
The World Religious Database provides comprehensive statistical information on religious affiliations, practices, and demographics for countries around the world. It offers detailed data on religious composition, trends, and regional variations to support research and analysis on global religious patterns.
World Sikh Organization Resource Library
Spotlight issues, teaching guides, and legal protections.