Religious Freedom Day in the United States recognises the principle that people should be free to practise, change or decline religious belief without coercion. The observance commemorates the adoption of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and highlights the importance of freedom of conscience, worship and belief. It encourages reflection on pluralism, mutual respect and the shared responsibility to uphold the rights of people of all faiths and beliefs.

Event Suggestions:
• Hosting an interfaith or interbelief discussion on freedom of religion, conscience and mutual respect
• Exploring historical documents that shaped protections for religious freedom and individual rights
• Creating educational activities that promote pluralism, civic understanding and respectful dialogue