Katy Z. Allen
Katy Z. Allen is rabbi of Ma’yan Tikvah, a “congregation without walls” in the Boston area that connects Judaism to nature and social justice.
Katy Z. Allen is rabbi of Ma’yan Tikvah, a “congregation without walls” in the Boston area that connects Judaism to nature and social justice.
The Nieman Report on Covering Islam provides a collection of report guides and articles covering the history, traditions, principles and practices of Islam. Contact Ann Marie Lipinski.
The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee is a voluntary, nonsectarian organization working to advance justice throughout the world.
The Center for the Study of Global Christianity by the Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary is a research organization dedicated to analyzing data on church membership, evangelistic activities and other nondenominational, Christian-related practices around the world. Todd Johnson is executive director.
William F. Fisher is director of the Program for International Development, Community and Environment at Clark University in Worcester, Mass. He is an expert in global civil society and transnational advocacy.
Nancy Kehoe is a psychologist and a Catholic nun in Belmont, Mass. She is the author of Wrestling With Our Inner Angels: Faith, Mental Illness and the Journey to Wholeness.
Judaism and Jewish Resources is Andrew Tannenbaum’s site for Shamash.org. The site compiles many Jewish resource organizations on one webpage.
The National LGBTQ Task Force organizes and operates the National Religious Leadership Roundtable, a group of leaders from LGBTQ-welcoming faith organizations, and runs the Institute for Welcoming Resources, which works with eight major denominations. It maintains offices in Massachusetts, New York, Minneapolis, Florida and Washington, D.C. Contact Mark Daley.