A collaboration as a part of the Sharing Spiritual Heritage project, with the goal of field building within the nascent sector of spiritual innovation.

Unrestricted operating support to granted Oxford University toward Dr. Anthony Reddie's research on love in the faith traditions, including perspectives of under-represented groups.

Supporting the Woori Network in a learning cohort of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-related efforts that will, over two years, help Fetzer to better understand and articulate the nuances and unfolding of love, spiritual transformation, and racial justice.

Supporting Just As I Am YOUth Empowerment in a learning cohort of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BI&POC)-related efforts that will, over two years, help Fetzer to better understand and articulate the nuances and unfolding of love, spiritual transformation, and racial justice.

Supporting Rootead Enrichment Center in a learning cohort of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-related efforts that will, over two years, help Fetzer to better understand and articulate the nuances and unfolding of love, spiritual transformation, and racial justice.

Supporting Commonweal in a learning cohort of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-related efforts that will, over two years, help Fetzer to better understand and articulate the nuances and unfolding of love, spiritual transformation, and racial justice.

Supporting the Pastoral Care and Counseling Institute in a learning cohort of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-related efforts that will, over two years, help Fetzer to better understand and articulate the nuances and unfolding of love, spiritual transformation, and racial justice.

Supporting the Conference of National Black Churches in a learning cohort of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)-related efforts that will, over two years, help Fetzer to better understand and articulate the nuances and unfolding of love, spiritual transformation, and racial justice.

Supporting retreats for emerging BIPOC artist in 2023 at Fetzer's public retreat center, GilChrist. This will also support GilChrist’s ongoing efforts to “expand the we” of retreat as a singular institution and as part of the Retreat Center Collaboration.

Supporting the Lived Faith Institute and the the work of yielding thousands of faith communities who embody a common understanding and language of love around human flourishing.