Berkley Center

While the Millennial Values Survey found college-age Millennials more likely than the general population to be religiously unaffiliated and less likely to hold traditional or orthodox religious beliefs, many of the Millennial Values fellows noted the continued importance of religion in America today. In this video blog, fellows Colin Steele and Emily Atkinson discuss ways that religious and non-religious Millennials may be able to find common ground by recognizing their shared motivation to pursue a meaningful life — regardless of where they find that meaning.