Today, voices from across the URI network shared stories of courage. Members spoke of moments when they entered spaces where they were the minority, stood beside someone of a different faith, or chose to speak when silence would have been easier. Fear was often present at first, but it did not have the final word. What followed in these stories was a shift. Curiosity replaced hesitation. Listening opened doors. Acts of respect and genuine presence turned unfamiliar moments into encounters of trust and belonging. In classrooms, places of worship, community gatherings, and dialogue spaces, courage revealed itself not as fearlessness, but as the willingness to stay open and human. Again and again, members reflected that courage grows when we act from empathy and values, when we defend dignity, and when we make space for those who are too often unseen. These moments shaped lives, relationships, and lasting commitments to interfaith dialogue and peacebuilding. The courage of the URI network lives in these everyday choices—to listen, to stand with others, and to step beyond comfort in service of connection. When have you shown courage across faith or difference, and what did it teach you about yourself?