9/11 Unity Walk 2013--September 8th!

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What is Unity Walk?

Out of the shared tragedy of September 11, 2001, people of all faiths, and some of no faith, have put aside their differences to come together – building bridges of respect and understanding. Neighbor meets neighbor and shares food, while learning from icons like Gandhi and Tutu – all this while making a powerful statement of unity. Read More

Archbishop Desmond Tutu on the Walk

“It touches me greatly that so many people of all faiths put aside their differences and walk hand in hand. I encourage these Unity Walks, not only in Washington, D.C. but around the U.S. and the world. Your actions speak volumes and I pray for your every success.” —Archbishop Desmond TutuWatch Video Read More

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair Speaks on the 9-11 Unity Walk

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Compassionate Leadership

Unity Walk Awards

9/11 Unity Walk celebrates Compassionate Leaders who have promoted interfaith understanding and 9/11 Unity Walk’s mission locally, nationally or internationally. Read about compassionate leaders in our community and our Benefit honoring them at Meridian International Center.

Experiential Education

Faith Traditions

Basic knowledge about different faith traditions improves mutual comprehension and collaboration. In addition to the Annual Walk Event, 9/11 Unity Walk sponsors fun, informative events such as Diverse Cuisines throughout the year (sign up for our mailing list to get the details).

Intentional Service

Youth Service

Because starting young makes a big difference to lifelong understanding and service, 9/11 Unity Walk facilitates Interfaith Youth Action Groups (IYAGs) in the community. Learn more. Interested in starting your own IYAG? Contact us! Read about one IYAG of high school students in Montgomery County, Capital Interfaith Friends (CAIF).

We also facilitate the DC Interfaith Network,DC Interfaith Network, a gathering of young professionals doing faith-based peace work in the DC metro area, dedicated to network-building, sharing best practices and opportunities. We meet monthly for themed discussions. Interested in learning more? Contact us!