Abrahamic House creates a dynamic space to learn, share, celebrate, connect, volunteer, and teach. We achieve this through a unique year-long fellowship and capstone impact presentation.
Abrahamic House is a multifaith incubator for social change. We are a co-living, co-learning, and co-creating space to connect, pray, organize, and serve. Our mission is to build sustainable interfaith learning and action across communities in order to foster an environment of respect, justice, and social change.
Where is the house located?
As of now, the Abrahamic House is located in the Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington DC.
How are the fellows selected?
Interested individuals are asked to fill out an online application. Qualified applicants may then be asked for a Resume/ CV detailing their work history, education, lay leadership and volunteer work. After the initial application, selected candidates are asked to submit a video pitching an Abrahamic House event and then third round candidates will be interviewed by the Abrahamic House team and be asked to submit three references (at least one professional). Successful candidates come from diverse religious practices, socioeconomic and racial backgrounds, and have a range of academic and professional experiences.
How many fellows reside in the Abrahamic House?
Up to 4 fellows live together in the house.
Will I have my own bedroom?
Yes, each fellow will have their own bedroom. Common rooms are shared with the other fellows
Are individuals from faiths other than Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Baha’i welcomed to apply?
Yes, we encourage members of all faiths to apply.
How long is the fellowship?
The fellows commit to a year-long fellowship with the possibility to extend for a second year.
How much of rent is covered? Are any other expenses paid for?
Rent will be covered 70% and up based on room size. All Abrahamic House programming and events costs are fully covered. Time spent on programming and events are not compensated.
When is the move-in date?
Fellows are expected to move into the Abrahamic House in September 2024.
What types of programming are expected from the fellows?
Fellows are expected to host 4 events per month.
Is the fellowship a full-time commitment?
No. Most Abrahamic House fellows have full-time professional and/or academic commitments and spend their free time in the evenings and weekends to host inter-faith events for their family, friends and community. Fellows are encouraged to integrate all aspects of their lives with the Abrahamic House experience with the aim to create a safe space for dialogue and meaningful conversations while designing programming that lead to community impact and service.
Is the house furnished?
The house will be partially furnished with furnishings in the common areas. Fellows are responsible to furnish their own bedrooms.
Can I bring my spouse/partner?
The Abrahamic House does not accommodate for spouses/partners to reside with fellows in the house.
Can I have a guest?
Guests are allowed to visit the residence and stay for up to one overnight stay in accordance with prior agreement with the other fellows. Overnight stays beyond one night needs approval from the Abrahamic House admin team.