The Interfaith Center of New York

Civic and Social OrganizationsNew York, United States11-50 Employees

The Interfaith Center of New York is a civic and social organization based in New York City that seeks to reduce prejudice, violence, and misunderstanding by mobilizing the city’s grassroots religious and civic leaders and their communities. By engaging local faith communities and their networks, it aims to foster dialogue and cooperation to address social and interfaith challenges in urban settings. The organization operates within the broader nonprofit and civic sector, focusing on community-level partnerships and education to create safer, more inclusive neighborhoods. It is housed in a New York location that situates its work in the metropolitan context, serving a diverse urban population.

Founded and organized as a collaborative hub for interfaith engagement, the center supports its mission with a relatively small team within the nonprofit space. Its work involves convening leaders from various faith traditions to address conflict, build understanding, and promote collective action on social issues affecting the city. Recent information centers on its ongoing role as a facilitator of cross-community dialogue and partnership, aligning with broader interfaith and civic initiatives in the New York area.

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