Center for Interfaith Cooperation (CIC) envisions a community that pursues peace through interfaith understanding and cooperation. CIC's mission is to provide safe spaces, resources, and service opportunities that increase religious literacy, build empathy, and create meaningful interfaith encounters.

Sherrita Niles, affectionately known as "Plum Virtu" is a bold, expressive, and deeply intentional artist. Through her art and immersive experiences she ignites self-awareness, love, and the deep bonds of human connection. Her creative presentations invite audiences to explore creativity as a pathway to holistic healing, fostering spaces where individuals can connect, grow, and flourish together. Her mission is to inspire the freedom to express oneself, embrace our unique differences, and celebrate the journey of becoming our most authentic selves.

Freddie Kelvin was born in Leeds, England, after his parents escaped Nazi persecution in Austria, and he grew up in a protective Jewish community before distancing himself from that world and changing his last name. Though he became a doctor despite lacking a passion for science, he later realized his true calling was in the arts. Extensive travels outside the United States deepened his appreciation for diverse cultures and sparked his love of performing arts and photography. He lives in Indiana with his wife, Anne, and their dog, Sophie, while serving on the board of the Center for Interfaith Cooperation.