Truth and Democracy Coalition
Projects that reconnect people across personal, political, and spiritual divides,
making room for truth, curiosity, and democratic participation.
Ideas become practice
These projects create practical ways to ask better questions, listen across difference, and connect personal experience with the common good.
Some begin with scripture. Some begin with men’s wellbeing, a tarot reading, or a hard question about public life. Together, they help people move toward a more honest and humane democracy.
Four ways in
Each project has its own voice and audience, while sharing the coalition’s commitment to thoughtful inquiry, human dignity, and a public life rooted in truth.
Men’s wellbeing and civic life
A constructive forum for men and their conversation partners to discuss relationships, masculinity, fairness, accountability, and public life without scapegoating.
Scripture, justice, and action
Historically grounded study for people who want faith to meet the demands of compassion, justice, reason, and public responsibility.
Resources for preaching and teaching
Revised Common Lectionary reflections that help faith leaders and communities connect Sunday scripture with history, justice, and the concerns of today.
Intuition and public life
A creative tarot and civic-reflection project that uses symbolism to ask deeper questions about current events, culture, power, and human meaning.
One shared purpose
Our projects meet people in different places, but they point toward the same work: learning to recognize manipulation, staying curious about one another, and choosing participation over withdrawal.
Find your next step
See what is coming up, or reach out if you want to help create a more thoughtful public life.
