About the Program

Interfaith Dinner Conversations is a dinner and dialogue equipping the participants to have deep discussions about worldview identities while investigating widely shared and deeply held values.

What to Expect

During a typical dinner you can expect to meet someone of a worldview (religious, spiritual, or secular identity) other than your own. You'll have the opportunity to have a meaningful conversation with your peers about the values that drive you to effect change on campus and in your specific community. We'd love to have you join our termly All-House dinners or reach out to coordinate an Interfaith Dinner Conversation with your group or organization on campus.

Contact Tucker Center with any questions or to request an Interfaith Dinner Conversation for your group.

"Multifaith Conversations events have provided some of the most meaningful and thought-provoking experiences I've had on campus in terms of shaping how I view myself and others around me, as well as what I perceive about the religious and spiritual climate on campus." - Student, Class of '18