REA2023

Thanks to Bert Roebben for the announcement of this new book — Educating Religious Education Teachers: Perspectives of International Knowledge Transfer — which is open access and free for download!

Check out our announcements page, and particularly the resource links collection. People have started add things to both of those sites. You can, too! Also, remember to prepare for the Business Meeting later today. As an association we are very participatory and collegial, and at that time we make decisions together that impact our work

REA2023 is off to a great start! Packed sessions yesterday, with ideas percolating amongst people engaging with papers. Remember that papers are linked to each session, and we encourage you to read them ahead of time so that the discussion is as rich as possible in the synchronous gatherings. Zoom links for sessions will be

The REA is a participatory, collaborative association and every year at our business meeting we take a number of actions that are crucial to the REA’s work, among them approving a budget, electing new board and committee members, and so on. If you are new to the association, come to our welcome reception on Tuesday

…and there’s a lot to savor this year! Over 30 sessions across five days and a whole bunch of timezones. Research that covers early childhood through adulthood, all from the perspective of what paying close attention to childhood and adolescence might teach us about the work of religious education. Viewpoints that reflect diverse contexts, traditions,

July 10 is fast approaching! We are excited about our meeting, and looking forward to welcoming everyone. Here is a pre-conference checklist: 

Chuck Chesnavage and Maureen O’Brien have posted details of the upcoming Catholic Community of Practice meeting, which will take place on Monday, July 10th starting at 9:15 pm eastern.