New Survey Release: The Role of Religion in Creating More Inclusive Public Spaces

Public Religion Research Institute and E Pluribus Unum present findings from a major new national public-opinion survey titled, “The Role of Religion in Creating More Inclusive Public Spaces.”
This major new national public-opinion survey, with oversamples of residents of 13 Southern states, explores American attitudes on reckoning with Confederate memorials. The event features a panel discussion to address the development of strategies, based on the findings, to foster dialogue and conversation among faith and community leaders toward building more inclusive public spaces in the future.
The panel includes the following speakers:
Robert P. Jones, Ph.D., President and Founder, PRRI
Lecia Brooks, Chief of Staff and Culture, Southern Poverty Law Center
Otis Pickett, Ph.D., Eminent Scholar, E Pluribus Unum, and University Historian, Clemson University
Becky Meriwether, MD, Former Board President, St. Charles Center for Faith and Action