The Office of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs serves the Archdiocese as a resource to the Archbishop and the various offices of the Archdiocese in all matters of ecumenical and interreligious issues. The Director is a representative to the various Christian, Jewish and other non-Christian communities in the greater Los Angeles area as well as a developer and coordinator of bilateral and multilateral official dialogue in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

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 The American Jewish Committee Los Angeles is at the forefront of advancing interfaith and intergroup understanding in America and around the world. We believe that the well-being of the Jewish people is linked to that of other faith and ethnic groups in the United States and around the globe. Building coalitions to advance shared interests and foster mutual understanding have been central to AJC’s interreligious and intergroup endeavors for over 100 years. AJC Los Angeles is actively addressing the new challenges and opportunities arising from America’s rapidly changing religious and ethnic composition through innovative programming, community outreach and working with our neighbors of all faiths and ethnicities. AJC’s global reach strengthens interreligious and intergroup dialogue across the planet.

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The Martin Gang Institute for Intergroup Relations, a shared venture of AJC Los Angeles and LMU Extension, is dedicated to the promotion of understanding between religious and ethnic communities in Southern California. The focus of the Institute is to provide educational opportunities for lay and ordained leaders, educators, social workers, civic officials and other interested stakeholders.

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Last Updated on December 12, 2019