Our Work

The Fetzer Institute’s strategies work together to cultivate a sacred worldview and deepen spiritual grounding across sectors. Our goal is to inspire collective action toward a more loving, interconnected, and flourishing world.

Collective Action

The Fetzer Institute’s strategies work to inspire collective action towards shared flourishing. Fetzer believes that viewing the world as inherently sacred — through a diversity of faith and spiritual beliefs — is necessary for societal transformation. Therefore, we currently invest in collaboratives working to transform systems through a spiritual point of view. Collaboratives are a group of organizations or individuals who work together and think about their respective sectors and how we might raise awareness and implementation of sacred-rooted solutions to our problems. Please check out our collaboratives below.

Public Life Collaborative
Transforming civic engagement through the diversity of spiritual solutions.
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Spiritual Innovation Collaborative
Reimagining community and spiritual practice, grounded in tradition, lineage, and ancient wisdom.
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Environment Collaborative
Using spiritual beliefs to guide environmental stewardship.
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Science Collaborative
Unraveling the connections between faith and science.
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World Religions Collaborative
Exploring common ground and sacred solutions to societal challenges.
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Organizational Culture Collaborative
Cultivating a workplace rooted in sacred love, belonging, and spiritual solutions.
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Shared Sacred Worldview Collaborative
Uniting sacred wisdom to heal and uplift our world.
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Culture & Media Collaborative
Fighting religious stereotypes in news and entertainment and promoting positive and rich discourse about faith and spirituality.
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Funding Policy

While we respect and appreciate alignment, there is no public application process for Fetzer funding, and we do not fund individual projects, programs, or organizations outside of our collaborative work.

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