RCPI has entered a temporary period of pause this year while strategic planning processes among the HDS faculty work to chart a new vision for its next stage of programming. Reflecting on the first seven years of RCPI, we recognize the impact it has had...
Restorative maps of Haifa present a counter-framework to build against the forces of erasure. People resist not only through protest but by reclaiming ruins, repurposing memory, and restoring meaning to obliterated places.
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.
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.
Event recording of "People and Ruins: Remapping Narrative of Demolished Spaces in Haifa"
Event recording of "Breaking the Matrix: Liberation Arts"
Video recording of "Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza: A Reckoning"
Video recording of "Breaking the Matrix: The U.S. Democratic System"
Stephanie Tabashneck, MRPL '25, reflects on the carceral state and our capacity to envision justice beyond punishment, and safety beyond control.
Video Recording of "Religion, Conflict, and Peace Book Event: Christ in the Rubble: Faith, the Bible, and the Genocide in Gaza"
