Roundtable Session In-person November Annual Meeting 2026

Publicly Engaged Religion Mapping Project: Launching A New Resource

Abstract for Online Program Book (maximum 150 words)

This session debuts the Publicly Engaged Religion Mapping Project Website, which includes a database for public scholarship projects on religion, methodological and analytical recommendations, and relevant funding sources. The website aims to generate resources and information about publicly engaged religious scholarship to foster a network of invested scholars, practitioners, and communities.