Public Events
Our events offer an important way to engage with a wide range of scholars, leaders, and public thinkers with expertise in areas relating to religion and politics. We offer public lectures and conversations, panel discussions, conferences, and more. All events are videotaped and archived here.
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Thursday
Courage and Faith: Nostra Aetate at 60 and the Future of Catholic-Jewish Relations
The Most. Rev. Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski and Rabbi Noam Marans in a conversation moderated by Fr. David J. Suwalsky
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Monday
The Bible and the Bard: How Conservative Protestants Made Shakespeare “Secular Scripture”
Public lecture by Jillian Snyder (University of Notre Dame)
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Thursday
Remodeling Minority: Asian American Religion and Politics Reconsidered
A panel discussion with Russell Jeung, Bradley Onishi, and Dheepa Sundaram
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Monday
Imagining Early American Jews
Public lecture by Michael Hoberman (Fitchburg State University)
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Thursday
The Declaration of Independence Today: Why an Old Text Still Serves Us Now
A public lecture by Danielle Allen (Harvard University)
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