Bring the Universal Language Room to your community

Host a room. Invite Jason. Help the next room happen.

The Institute works with schools, universities, congregations, civic groups, arts organizations, community partners, funders, and supporters who want to create meaningful encounters across difference.

Host a Universal Language Room

Give people a simple way to listen and create together.

These are practical starting points, not rigid packages. Format, length, audience, and facilitation are confirmed with the Institute for each setting.

Common formats: community experience, multi-session learning, and facilitator development. Availability and scope are confirmed case by case.

Community Experience

A 60–90 minute participatory session for schools, universities, congregations, civic groups, arts organizations, and community gatherings.

Learning Series

Three to six sessions for groups that want deeper practice in listening, expression, collaboration, and belonging.

Facilitator Training

Practical preparation for educators, musicians, chaplains, and community leaders who want to carry the method responsibly.

Invite Jason Caplan

Bring the story, spiritual roots, and musical idea to your audience.

Jason can speak about the Universal Language Room, the Institute’s history, music as a form of human communication, interfaith relationships, and the idea of unity without sameness.

Talks can stand alone or be paired with musical demonstration, conversation, or a participatory Universal Language Room experience.

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Jason Caplan with interfaith collaborators at a public gathering.
Jason Caplan with collaborators at a New York interfaith gathering.
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