Interfaith Fellow's Bi-Weekly Blog Post
Quarantine as an Opportunity to Evolve in Faith – Calvin Floyd
My favorite part of being a Christian is the community that comes along with it. Community lies at the core of most religions, and is the foundation of the concept of religion. Often, religious community …
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Upcoming Events
IRG: Ben Shannon — The Political Night Prayer and the Politicization of Religion in West Germany
Time: September 23 | 4 - 5:30p CST Location: Zoom | Please email crgc@wisc.edu for the link to this event.
IRG: Vaneesa Cook — Spiritual Socialists: Religion and the American Left – Progressive Religious Activism from 1920-1980 – Oct 21
Time: October 21 | 4-5:30p CST Location: Zoom | Please email crgc@wisc.edu for the link to this event.
IRG: Kilian Harrer — Shifting Frontiers: Pilgrims, Protestants, and Revolutionaries in Eighteenth-Century Europe – Dec 2
Time: December 2 | 4 - 5:30p CST Location: Zoom | Please email crgc@wisc.edu for the link to this event
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The Center in the News
Practicing in a pandemic: Students’ relationships with religion in COVID-19
By Gina Musso | April 23, 2020 9:00 am Religion provides many with faith and a source of community throughout life — especially in unprecedented times, some individuals turn to religion to develop a deeper understanding or a sense …
April 29, 2020Interfaith Fellow Matthias Chan Wins Student Activist Award
Thomas W. Jendrock Student Activist Award is an honor given to notable freethinkers. Interfaith Fellow Matthias Chan was given this award for narrating his journey to agnostic atheism in his most recent blogpost. Freethought applauds …
February 28, 2020Intersectionality, Inclusion, and Religious Literacy
Dr. Ulrich Rosenhagen, David Schulz, and Fellows speak on a panel during the Provost’s Summit on Teaching an Learning at UW-Oshkosh. 25 October 2019. To see the video of the panel, please click here. Dr. …
December 12, 2019Indigenuity & Teejop: Launching Mindfulness of this Sacred Place
Featuring Samantha Skenandore Distinguished Lecture Series Co-sponsored by: The Center for the First-Year Experience (CFYE) Time: Monday, September 23 | 7:30pm Location: Wisconsin Union Theater | Shannon Hall The Hoocąkra (the Ho-Chunk people) have called …
September 9, 2019Race, Religion, and Revisionism: Why the Middle Ages Matter Now
Hosted by Humanities NOW Time: September 11 | 5:30pm Location: Wisconsin Historical Society | 816 State Street Fee: Free! Featuring panelists Ahmed Abdelazim, Samuel England, Martin Foys, Elizabeth Lapina, Brenda Plummer, Jennifer Pruitt, this panel is all …
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