The “New Pluralists Collaborative is a cross-ideological funder and field collaborative catalyzing a culture of pluralism in America. We believe the promise of pluralism is core to America realizing our founding ideals of liberty, equality, and justice. When we’re able to live among, work with, and care about people who are different from us – […]
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The Guru Nanak Interfaith Prize in the amount of $50,000 is awarded biannually to an individual or organization chosen by a distinguished panel of judges. The goal of this award is to enhance awareness of the critical role of religious dialogue in the pursuit of peace as well as to provide direct support for the
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There’s a powerful story in the NYTimes this week about Faith Ringgold. Did you know she has a connection to REA? Back in 2012 REA President Yolanda Smith (she of blessed memory), hosted the annual meeting in Atlanta, and as part of the meeting we created a painted story quilt based in Faith Ringgold’s process.
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Following extensive consultation, including both a membership poll and significant discussion amongst both the REA Steering Committee and the REA Board, we have decided to once again hold our annual meeting in an online format. We decided to move to an online-only meeting for three reasons: (1) to ensure the design and delivery of an
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Following extensive consultation, including both a membership poll and significant discussion amongst both the REA Steering Committee and the REA Board, we have decided to once again hold our annual meeting in an online format. We decided to move to an online-only meeting for three reasons: (1) to ensure the design and delivery of an
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Enhancing Opportunities for Collaboration Between Religious and Theological Studies Scholars and K-12 Educators Religious studies scholars widely support enhancing education about religion in K-12 public schools that leads to greater religious literacy and democratic pluralism. The difficulty arises when translating this support into action. Scholars quickly encounter the legal and social complexity of U.S. public
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The Church Divinity School of the Pacific is now hiring a Visiting Faculty of Homiletics and Pastoral Theology. As Visiting Faculty in Homiletics and Pastoral Theology, this person will further CDSP’s commitment to forming lay and ordained leaders for outward-facing ministry in culturally diverse contexts and in a changing church and world. We seek an
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The Church Divinity School of the Pacific is now hiring a Visiting Faculty of Ministerial Leadership. As Visiting Faculty in Ministerial Leadership, this person will further CDSP’s commitment to forming lay and ordained leaders for outward-facing ministry in culturally diverse contexts and in a changing church and world. We seek an engaging, dynamic teacher who
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The minutes to the Catholic Community of Practice meeting from November 3, 2021 online meeting are now available on the website.
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The Division of Student Affairs, Initiatives for Identity Inclusion and Belonging at the Uuniversity of Maryland Baltimore County is looking for a dynamic student affairs professional with passion and experience for supporting students in cultivating religious and spiritual diversity, and experience working with or leading interfaith dialogues. In the role of Assistant Director, the incumbent
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