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Centers for Religion in Public Life: Networking and Dialogue Opportunities

Friday, November 22nd, 2024 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Hilton Bayfront-Cobalt 500 (Fifth Level) This workshop provides important networking and dialogue opportunity for anyone involved in leading or supporting an institute, center, or program that engages with religion in public life. This is an ongoing venue to share best practices, pool ideas, and develop collaborations. […]

AAR/SBL Reception

Join us for our reception at the American Academy of Religion/Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meetings in San Diego at the Marriott Marquis, Ballroom A. The event will be hosted from 8–10 p.m. Pacific. To speed check-in process for the reception, pre-registration is available using our Registration Form.btc to dollar cloud application developers

SAVI Talks: Understanding Urban, Suburban, and Rural Contexts for Ministries

Mark your calendars for SAVI Talks: Understanding Urban, Suburban, and Rural Contexts for Ministries on December 5. The Polis Center has considerable experience over the decades studying the historic, religious, and cultural heritage of Indianapolis and other communities, compiling the largest collection of meaningful religious data ever gathered in one American city. Art Farnsley, Research […]

Religion & Future Humans: Featuring Sylvester A. Johnson

On the upcoming episode of Religion &, we have invited three scholars to engage in a wide-ranging conversation with Prof. Sylvester A. Johnson, a leading thinker and theorist in the field of American religion. Dr. Johnson is not only known for his contributions as a historian and theorist, but he is highly regarded as an […]

Religion & Catholic Studies

This episode will be a wide-ranging discussion of the present state and prospects of Catholic Studies, 60 years after the close of Vatican II. What do recent institutional crosscurrents (e.g., synodality and increasing lay participation versus an increasingly conservative American priesthood) mean for the field? What is the status of Catholic studies in the wider […]

American Blindspot: Presidential Politics, Free-Market Capitalism, and State Enforcement of Religious Priorities

Dr. Gerardo Martí, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Sociology at Davidson College, will join the Indiana University Indianapolis community to explore the intersection of race, religion, and political power in shaping social change in the United States. His guest lecture, titled “American Blindspot: Presidential Politics, Free-Market Capitalism, and State Enforcement of Religious Priorities,” focuses on how […]

Religion & Obsolescence

Register here: https://iu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jTjsAcpaSRWvCgnQf3tMFA Host and panelists TBAhttps://playplinko.fi/fire-joker

Handle with Care: Black Men, Trauma, and the Perils of Community-Engaged Research

On Friday, February 28, 2025, at 12 p.m. (ET) Dr. Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds will discuss the ways that he has begun to craft a research method that is a “safe space” and how that new method has shaped his ongoing work on the Black body, religion, and safe spaces. This monthly Zoom conversation series […]

Religion & Latinx Traditions

Register here: https://iu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3IeQyWy5TvelFh5USjtbRQ Host and panelists TBAhttps://uudet-kasinot24.fi/