Calendar Events Archive
Oct. 5-7 Symposium, “Madrasah Tradition and Madrasahs in the Process of Modernization,” Turkey
International Symposium, Madrasah Tradition and Madrasahs in the Process of Modernization, Turkey, to be held 5 – 7 October 2012, MUÞ / TURKEY ORGANIZER Muþ Alparslan University Faculty of Theology Santral No 0436 213 00 13 Fax 0436 212 0853 … Continue reading
CFP Deadline: Oct. 30, Cultural and Religious Diversity, Yearbook of International Society for History Didactics
The Yearbook of International Society for History Didactics (http://www.int-soc-hist-didact.org) seeks submissions for the 2013 issue that will focus on cultural and religious diversity and the implications for history education. Scholarly articles in English that will deal with the topic of … Continue reading
Workshops on religious literacy
The Religious Literacy Leadership Program, a HEFCE-funded project, is delivering two free workshops in London (7 November) and Birmingham (8 November) that will explore the processes, impacts and experiences of developing strategy in relation to religion in higher education settings. … Continue reading
CFA: RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP GRANT 2013-14, Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM), Singapore
The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) invites researchers to apply for fellowships in Peranakan material culture, Christianity in Asia (up to 1800), or areas related to the museum’s collections in general, including Buddhist studies. We prize multi-disciplinary work, cross-cultural studies, and … Continue reading
CEJI: Open Workshop & Policy Brief Conference
This Open Conference Day will comprise two parts, a morning Open Workshop Event, and an afternoon Policy Brief Conference at the European Parliament. The morning session – The Open Workshop Event will include discussions on the topics: -Religious Diversity Cultural … Continue reading
Oct 25 Conversation: Jesse Jackson, Katrina Vanden Heuvel, on Politics, Religion, and the Presidential Race, USA
The IRCPL at Columbia University will feature a wide-ranging discussion with the Reverend Jesse Jackson, the legendary civil rights leader and first major African American presidential candidate, and Katrina vanden Heuvel, the acclaimed social critic and publisher of The Nation … Continue reading
Oct 18, CEJI Workshop and Policy Brief Conference, Belgium
On 18 October, CEJI will organize an Open Conference Day which will comprise two parts, a morning Open Workshop Event, and an afternoon Policy Brief Conference at the European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium 8:30-12:45 – Open Workshop Event This provides a … Continue reading
CFP Deadline: Oct 15, Religion and Politics in a Post-Secular World, USA
Abstracts are invited by Oct 15 for a conference on Religion and Politics in a Post-Secular World: The Sixth Annual Telos Conference in New York City, February 16-17, 2013 The goal of the 2013 Telos Conference will be to investigate … Continue reading
Mix It Up at Lunch Day
Once a year Teaching Tolerance organizes a Mix It Up at Lunch Day. This year 30 October will be the date to put focus on interactions across group lines. Students are asked to move out of their comfort zone and … Continue reading
Sep. 28-29, Workshop on “Religion, conflict and accommodation in Indian history: the medieval period,” USA
The IRCPL at Columbia University, New York, USA is sponsoring a two day workshop on ‘Religion, conflict and accommodation in Indian history: the medieval period’ on September 28-29, 2012. This year’s workshop will focus on the medieval period – and … Continue reading