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Peter Beinart Discusses Jewish Discourse Around Political Loyalty to the State of Israel

June 18, 2025

Author Peter Beinart joined Professor Shaul Magid for a conversation to surface the historical and political dynamics that have shaped Jewish discourse around Israel, particularly for younger generations.

Professor Shaul Magid and Author Peter Beinart discuss the book "Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza."

Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac Insists That We See Jesus in Every Child Pulled from Under the Rubble

June 11, 2025

Issac asserts that God is found among the victims of empire so that he could reclaim the heart of Christian witness from its co-optation by imperial theology.

Reverend Munther Issac, author of "Christ in the Rubble: Faith, the Bible, and the Genocide in Gaza" speaks at Harvard Divinity School.

Video: People and Ruins: Remapping Narrative of Demolished Spaces in Haifa

June 04, 2025

Event recording of "People and Ruins: Remapping Narrative of Demolished Spaces in Haifa"

Unlearning in Education: A Deeper Dive with Jonah Canner

June 03, 2025

A Deeper Dive blog entry with Jonah Canner on unlearning in education

Title "Unlearning in Education" under the category label "Deeper Dives"

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

June 03, 2025

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...

The title "Taking Faith Seriously in Orgazining and Advocacy with Becca Leviss" situated under the category "Deeper Dives"

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

June 02, 2025

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...

The article title "Navigating Difference and Discomfort in Organizing with Becca Leviss and Natalie Cherie Campbell" sits under the category "Critical Coversations"

RPL’s Approach to Education: A Critical Conversation with Jonah Canner and Hussein Rashid

June 02, 2025

Chloë-Arizona Fodor, MTS ‘25, CRPL in Journalism, and RPL’s Affiliate in Religion and Conflict with the Religion News Service, sat down to talk with Jonah Canner, RPL Education Fellow 2024-25 and Hussein Rashid, Assistant Dean of Religion and Public Life...

Article title "RPL's Approach to Education with Hussein Rashid and Jonah Canner" sits under the category "Critical Conversations"

Academics Meets Storytelling: A Critical Conversation with Chloë-Arizona Fodor and Deborah Jian Lee

June 02, 2025

Chloë-Arizona Fodor, MTS '25, sat down with Deborah Jian Lee, RPL Journalism Fellow 2024-25 to discuss religion and journalism. Deborah is an award-winning journalist, radio producer, and senior editor at the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. She is...

The article title "Academics Meets Storytelling with Chloe-Arizona Fodor and Deborah Jian Lee" sits under the category "Critical Conversations"

Video: Breaking the Matrix: Liberation Arts

May 27, 2025

Event recording of "Breaking the Matrix: Liberation Arts"

A colorful sun burst, which is actually a big data graph, leads to an empty, cage-like matrix in its center.

Alice Hoffman’s Journey from Magic Realism Novelist to Religion and Public Life

May 20, 2025

After writing many books with religious themes and magical elements, Hoffman looked forward to taking classes that would allow her to have a deeper understanding of religion and its place in literature.

Alice Hoffman, Master of Religion and Public Life '24

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

May 19, 2025

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...

Shadowy figures wander across an empty plain. Some are carrying each other. They represent the displaced.

Video: Breaking the Matrix: The U.S. Economy

May 12, 2025

We are embedded in systems that we take for granted as the way things should be. These are the invisible matrices that discipline us because of the fascination of U.S. politics with carcerality. We have an opportunity for expansive imagination and...