Creedia

What is Creedia?

Creedia is an online community for individuals seeking to express themselves and connect with others. Creedia provides forums for learning, exploring, and sharing traditional, spiritual and philosophical values and beliefs.

 

Why Creedia?

Creedia was developed out of the notion that sharing and discussing core values lies at the root of tolerance and co-existence. Only through honest, open, and meaningful discussion can we develop insight into our own and others' beliefs.

 

How it works:

Members create profiles where they continuously track their spiritual journey, log their values, and categorize themselves and their beliefs according to personally created labels. Choosing Ways allows members to show what they believe and how they actualize those beliefs. Discussion topics from across all spectrums of thought offer a chance for members to share stories, learn insights, and challenge each other. Members then have the ability to interact in public forums, or privately through messages and comments.

 

Who is behind Creedia?

Ron Cohen - Co-Founder
Ron began Creedia out of fascination with the profound impact the Internet has on many aspects of people’s lives. Ron's goal was to draft the most basic service that would let people express their values and beliefs. He and Jordan met religious leaders, academic scholars and other individuals to get feedback on the project, and in parallel started to develop the Internet software for the project. Ron holds a MSc in theoretical physics in the Weizmann Institute of Science. He has been working in the Telecommunication industry for the last 15 years in various roles.

Jordan Herzberg - Co-Founder
Jordan co-founded Creedia out of belief that real movement toward peace and understanding will come from the people.He has been involved in track two diplomacy and international business ventures for over a decade.Jordan holds a BA from the University of Michigan, and a MA in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. When he isn't helicoptering between international political leaders, serving on the board of directors for several educational institutes, or running pluralism and coexistence programs, he devotes his time to spreading the word about Creedia, and seeking advice from local and international leaders of the interfaith movement.