Natalie Cherie Campbell , MTS '18

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an artist lives here: jarrett hill on Queerness, the Black Church, and Coming Alive at Harvard Divinity School

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An award-winning journalist and artist, jarrett hill , MRPL ‘25, brings a Black, Christian, queer perspective to everything he does. “That perspective has always been a big part of my work, whether as a journalist, professor, author, creative artist...

Navigating Difference and Discomfort in Organizing: A Critical Conversation with Becca Leviss and Natalie Cherie Campbell

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Natalie Cherie Campbell, MTS ‘18, sat down to talk with Becca Leviss, MTS '25, and CRPL in Organizing about her CRPL internship with Mormon Women for Ethical Government (MWEG). MWEG is a cross-partisan, grassroots advocacy organization begun by members of...

Taking Faith Seriously in Organizing and Advocacy: A Deeper Dive with Becca Leviss

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Natalie Cherie Campbell, MTS ‘18, sat down to talk with Becca Leviss, MTS '25, and CRPL in Organizing about her CRPL internship with Mormon Women for Ethical Government (MWEG). In this segment of their conversation, Leviss discusses why taking faith...

"Witnessing the Unseen": Visual Artist John Halaka Reflects on Presence and Absence in Native Lands

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John Halaka was the second featured artist in the Religion and Public Life series Arts and the Moral Imagination. Halaka is a visual artist working in the fields of painting, drawing, photography, oral history and documentary filmmaking. He is a Professor...

The Relationship Between Faith, Advocacy, and Peacemaking

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The internship was an incredible learning opportunity for me because MWEG is grappling with questions that I continue to grapple with in the Jewish community.

Poetry Is a Record of Courageous Living: Raisa Tolchinsky, MRPL ‘24

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Poetry acts like a medicine and feels like nourishment. Poetry is indispensable. It is a language of imagination, which is world-building.

Event Highlight: Religion in Times of Earth Crisis Series

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What can an expansive understanding of religion provide in these times of earth crisis? Members of the Harvard Divinity School faculty set out to tackle this pressing question in the second series of public conversations developed by RPL. Mayra Rivera...

We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest: Creating Space for an Honest Reckoning Through Religion and the Legacies of Slavery

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“That which touches me most is that I had a chance to work with people Passing onto others that which was passed onto me. Not needing to clutch for power. Not needing the light just to shine on me. I need to be one in the number as we stand against...