For those of you who were not able to join in the REA2021 annual meeting, held online this year in Run The World, you can now watch the plenary sessions at our YouTube site. As you watch Dr. Rita Nakashima Brock’s plenary — “Gender and sexuality oppression and spiritual healing for moral trauma” — know […]
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The Wabash Center has recently released the dates, faculty, and application information for their menu of 2022 workshops. Please check it out and share widely! Maybe you know someone who would benefit from a workshop but doesn’t even know they exist.
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Ancestors walk among us. It is with a heavy heart I write to let you know Dr. Steffano Montano passed away on September 24. More than a prophet, poet, and pedagogue, Dr. Montano was and is a beloved friend, father to Malaya, partner to Christina, and colleague to us all. In volume 115, issue 1
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Ancestors walk among us. It is with a heavy heart I write to let you know Dr. Steffano Montano passed away on September 24, 2021. More than a prophet, poet, and pedagogue, Dr. Montano was and is a beloved friend, father to Malaya, partner to Christina, and colleague to us all. In volume 115, issue 1 of
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The British Journal of Religious Education has announced a call for papers for a special issue focused on “Genders, Sexualities and Religious Education: Theory, Policy and Practice.” This is a theme much in line with our most recent annual meeting. Mary Hess, the REA networking coordinator, is one of the editors for this issue. The
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Luther Seminary, an ELCA seminary in St. Paul, MN is seeking a theologically reflective and imaginative person for a tenure-eligible position in Congregational and Community Care Leadership. Candidates should have ministry experience and be committed to communal, contextual, and intercultural paradigms of pastoral care. Candidates should demonstrate the capacity to relate theology with psychology and
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The Department of Religious Studies at Santa Clara University, a Jesuit and Catholic university, invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track assistant professor position to begin Fall 2022 in Black and African American Theologies, either Christian or Islamic, with expertise in the sociohistorical context of North America. We encourage applications from individuals with research and teaching
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The Catholic Community of Practice met on Run The World on Monday, July 5, 2021, during the REA Annual Meeting. We had a stimulating and moving experience, as COP member Dr. Charles Chesnavage offered a presentation on “Digital Stories as a Creative Assignment for Studying World Religions.” For more information, please see Chuck’s slide deck
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Diversity, equity and inclusion have always been part of Duquesne University. Duquesne’s Catholic Spiritan founders have always believed in welcoming all and excluding none. The University’s founding in 1878 took place because recent immigrants and their families, working in the steel mills and factories, were being systematically denied opportunity in Pittsburgh’s growing economic and societal
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The Georgetown University Ethics Lab invites applications for a one-year, full-time Assistant Research Professor in design, creative pedagogy, or related fields. We seek candidates with an outstanding record of creative practice, including experience addressing the intersection of design, technology, ethics, and social impact in a professional, educational, or community leadership role. Candidates should demonstrate a
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