In-person November Annual Meeting 2025 Program Book
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ACLS administers Buddhist Studies grants and fellowships on behalf of the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Global. We invite all program alumni to this reception for a celebration of their research and news on upcoming programs.
Join CTS for evening refreshments and fellowship as you connect and reconnect with alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends. President Braxton will offer welcome at 7:30 pm.
DU/Iliff Joint Doctoral Program in the Study of Religion (JDP) reception open to all JDP faculty, students, alumni, prospective students, and friends. Please join us for food and drinks.
Princeton University, Department of Religion - Annual Reunion Reception at the AAR-SBL Meetings.
Join the Department of Religious Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill for a fundraising reception to benefit graduate student research.
We hope you will be able to stop by Iowa's reception to say farewell to Maureen Walterhouse who will be retiring at the end of this academic year.
Institute for Biblical Research Reception: Every Voice: A Center for Kingdom Diversity in Christian Theological Education Gathering
Zavobe Oyen’ike (The Wise Womb Deserves Honor and Care) highlights the largely unseen work of African-descended women and wombed Spiritual Activists/healers in Atlanta, GA and their comrades. It follows their journeys from the murder of Rayshard Brooks to the current Stop Cop City movement. The collective of healers share intimate insights into the personal, spiritual, and real costs of community activism. Black wombed Spiritual Activists have a strong, although underrepresented, lineage as foundational supporters of Liberatory freedom movements throughout the diaspora. This documentary offers solidarity and wisdom from seasoned Spiritual Activists and elders to support other healers on their journeys. Responsive to this year’s Presidential call to “chart pathways for understanding and ensuring a distant but visible and viable horizon of freedom for all,” Zavobe Oyen’ke is a powerful and unapologetic call to support these luminaries and imaginaries of freedom they open.