Representatives from Hindu organizations engaged in a dialogue at the White House, discussing religious freedom and issues affecting faith communities across the nation.
WASHINGTON, DC — Representatives from various Hindu organizations participated in a dialogue hosted by the White House Faith Office, joining faith leaders from across the country to discuss religious freedom and other pertinent issues affecting faith communities.
The Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS USA) and BAPS Public Affairs represented Hindu Americans at this significant gathering. HSS USA expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage in discussions that are vital to faith communities.
In a statement, HSS USA remarked, “We thank the White House Faith Office for convening a dialogue on issues important to faith communities and for the opportunity to represent Hindu Americans. It was heartwarming to join in diverse faith traditions of prayer while sharing the same aspiration — the wellbeing of all Americans and the welfare of our nation.”
BAPS Public Affairs also welcomed the chance to engage with the administration. The organization noted, “BAPS joined faith leaders from across the country for a briefing hosted by the White House Faith Office on matters important to faith communities. As a representative of many Hindu Americans nationwide, BAPS welcomed the opportunity to contribute to this important and ongoing dialogue.”
Following the meeting, Jennifer Korn, Director of the White House Faith Office, expressed her appreciation for the participants in a brief video message. The White House Faith Office, established by President Donald Trump in February 2025, operates under the White House Domestic Policy Council. It collaborates with leaders from various religious traditions on issues such as religious liberty, community partnerships, and public policy.
This dialogue reflects the ongoing commitment of the White House to engage with diverse faith communities and address their concerns, fostering an environment of mutual respect and understanding.
According to IANS, the discussions highlighted the importance of interfaith dialogue in promoting religious freedom and community welfare.