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2 Keynote Religion—Leveraging the Common Denominator of Diversity & Inclusion Mark Fowler Managing Director of Programs Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding

3 Tanenbaum’s Work Conflict Resolution Health Care Workplace Education
The Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding promotes mutual respect with practical programs that bridge religious difference and combat prejudice in workplaces, health care settings, schools, and areas of armed conflict.

4 Global Religiosity by Region
2005 Gallup International Poll

5 U.S. Religious Affiliation
The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life. (October, 2012)

6 Evangelical Christian
How Many Religions? Buddhism Hasidic Santeria Shinto Atheism Russian Orthodox Southern Baptist Lutheran Agnostic Jainism Shi’a Muslim Baha’i Hinduism Voudon Zoroastrianism Rastafarianism Eastern Orthodox Unitarianism Sikhism Evangelical Christian Jehovah’s Witness Protestant Pentecostal Taoism Sunni Muslim Orthodox Judaism Presbyterianism Methodist Alaska Native Mormonism Roman Catholic Conservative Judaism Candomble Paganism Confucianism Reform Judaism American Indian Mahayana Wiccan Seventh Day Adventist Spiritual

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