Religious and ethical convictions are a driving force behind people’s motivation to serve others. Ignoring these convictions misses a valuable opportunity to connect values to action.

As America continues to diversify, opportunities for conflict around religious difference abound. However, there is also ample opportunity for students to engage in cooperative and healthy ways by exploring the shared values between traditions–– specifically through service to their communities.

This knowledge hub provides resources for civic engagement and service-learning professionals interested in fostering opportunities for students to engage their religious, spiritual, and secular values in their service work.

One of ten knowledge hubs developed by Campus Compact, Applying STEM to Real-World Issues through Service-Learning offers resources, models, and information from across the country.

One of a wide range of knowledge hubs developed by Campus Compact, Building Interfaith Cooperation through Civic Engagement offers resources, models, and information from across the country.