This July, K-12 teachers from Maine, Kentucky, Minnesota, Arizona, California and many other places (including New York City) are attending our "Religious Worlds of New York" #NEHsummer institute, to focus on teaching about religious diversity in public and private schools. … [Read more...] about The “Religious Worlds of New York” Summer Institute Scholars
Panel Discussion with NYC Buddhist Community Leaders
https://youtu.be/ZSmfgf5bNHY In order of appearance: Dr. Kenneth Holloway Foguang Shan International Buddhist Progress Society Geshe Ngawang Jangchup Sera Jey Buddhist Culture Center Bhante Heenbunne Kondañña Staten Island Buddhist Vihara Seth Zuiho … [Read more...] about Panel Discussion with NYC Buddhist Community Leaders
The Three Pillars of the Activist Theology Project
By Robyn Henderson-Espinoza, PhD Curator of Intersectional Movement Making, Founder The Activist Theology Project is more than a collaborative project; it is a vision for a better world, where we build bridges across lines of radical difference and imagine the kind of people … [Read more...] about The Three Pillars of the Activist Theology Project
VIDEO: “Teaching About Religion in Public and Private Schools”
https://youtu.be/K_bofQysFJg Charles Haynes, vice president of the First Amendment Center of the Freedom Forum Institute / Religious Freedom Center, talks with K-12 public, private and parochial school teachers from across the USA as part of ICNY's "Religious Worlds of New … [Read more...] about VIDEO: “Teaching About Religion in Public and Private Schools”
Women and the Criminal Justice System
?? Former Members of America's Fastest Growing Prison Population Share Their Journeys How Faith Communities Can Help At a recent event produced by the nonprofit organization Circles of Support, and held at St. Philip's Church in Harlem, three women: Lanetta Hill, … [Read more...] about Women and the Criminal Justice System
