Policy &Training

Equipping faith leaders and communities with the knowledge and tools to engage public policy with integrity and impact.

Overview

Georgia Interfaith Public Policy Center provides policy education and training that helps faith communities understand complex issues, strengthen civic leadership, and engage in advocacy grounded in shared values.

Our programs are designed to be accessible, practical, and rooted in real community needs.

What We Offer

Policy Education

We break down key policy issues affecting Georgia communities and provide clear, nonpartisan education that helps people understand how decisions at the local, state, and federal levels impact everyday life.

Examples include:

  • Issue briefings and policy explainers

  • Community forums and discussions

  • Educational resources for congregations

Training & Capacity Building

We offer trainings that equip faith leaders, advocates, and community members with the skills needed for effective civic engagement.

Training areas include:

  • Advocacy and public policy engagement

  • Faith-based civic leadership

  • Coalition building and community organizing

  • Ethical engagement in the public square

Workshops &Events

Our workshops and events bring together diverse voices for learning, dialogue, and collaboration.

Formats include:

  • In-person and virtual workshops

  • Leadership trainings

  • Partner-led sessions and coalitions

Our Approach

We believe policy engagement should be:

  • Values-driven – grounded in faith, justice, and dignity

  • Inclusive – welcoming diverse traditions and perspectives

  • Practical – focused on real-world impact

  • Collaborative – built through partnerships and shared learning

Who This Is For

Our policy and training programs serve:

  • Faith leaders and congregations

  • Community organizers and advocates

  • Nonprofit partners and coalitions

  • Individuals seeking to engage public policy thoughtfully

Get Involved

Interested in participating in a training, hosting a workshop, or learning more about our policy education work?