Category Archives: CFP
European Network of Animal Studies in Theology
The European Network of Animal Studies in Theology announces a conference that will take place September 24-26 in Dortmund, Germany. Many more details available online. There is also a flyer available to share.
Please help to publicize our conference!
The deadline for responding to the CFP for our upcoming November meeting in Toronto is May 1st. One way to help publicize the meeting is to share our most recent eREACH, which has details about the various plenaries. We have … Continue reading
REA2019 Proposal Submission Process now open
The electronic submission process for REA2019 is now open! Please make sure to read the guidelines for submission carefully before beginning your proposal. Let’s share this out widely — remember that people do not need to be members of the … Continue reading
IIIT’s Call for Research Proposals
IIIT’s Advancing Education in Muslim Societies (AEMS) is an initiative whose empirical research goal is to promote socio-emotional learning and value-based education in Muslim communities in North America and around the globe. AEMS empirical research follows a three- year cycle … Continue reading
CFP for THEOCOM19
The call for papers has just been issued for THEOCOM 19, which is an annual symposium-style gathering of theologians and other scholars around the topics of digital culture and communication. This summer, July 21-23, it will focus on how faith … Continue reading
CFP for ARC conference
A reminder that a response to the call for papers for the upcoming ARC (theopoetics) conference is due January 7th.
CFP: Bloomsbury Handbook of Religious Education in the Global South
Edited by Yonah H. Matemba (University of the West of Scotland, UK) and Bruce Collet (Bowling Green State University, USA) with the assistance of sections editors (tbc), this book welcomes critical papers that address both the confessional and post-confessional landscape … Continue reading
CFP: Interrogating Self-Care: Bodies, Personhood, & Movements in Tumultuous Times
The graduate students from nine universities of the Boston-area Consortium for Graduate Studies in Gender, Culture, Women, and Sexuality present a biannual interdisciplinary conference entitled Interrogating Self-Care: Bodies, Personhood, & Movements in Tumultuous Times to be held at MIT on … Continue reading
2019 Cátedra Paulo Freire announced
Garrett Evangelical Seminary is pleased to announce the upcoming Cátedra Paulo Freire, with keynote speakers Peter McLaren and Daniel Schipani, for March 14-15, 2019. More details are available online, and please share their flyer widely.
Grant requests on Social Justice and Civic Engagement
The Wabash Center is seeking grant proposals for projects that are focused on pedagogies that encourage students to critically consider issues of public engagement and social action in relationship to the understanding of religion.
