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Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict
Events
Engaging minds in the discussion of conflict & peacebuilding through public programs
Bridging the campus and community
The Center sponsors a vibrant mix of lectures and symposia that bring leading scholars, public intellectuals, and practitioners to campus to educate and inspire fresh thinking about the complex role of religion in national and international affairs.
Join us for our upcoming events:
Our public events will resume in Fall 2019.
We look forward to seeing you then!
Our signature events:
The Religion and Conflict: Alternative Visions speaker series brings nationally and internationally recognized experts to campus to address the sources and dynamics of conflict and strategies for its resolution.
Past speakers have included Michael Ignatieff, Martha Nussbaum, E.J. Dionne, Karen Armstrong, Andrew Bacevich, and others.
The Maxine and Jonathan Marshall Speaker Series is an endowed lecture series that honors the life-long commitment of Maxine Besser Marshall ('76) and Jonathan Marshall to education, civil liberties, and world peace.
Past speakers have included Philip Gorski, Shuan Casey, Eliza Griswold, Daisy Khan, and others.
The Hardt-Nickachos Lectures in Peace Studies features leading scholars and practitioners whose work highlights humanity’s imagination of peace and efforts to construct peace in diverse locations, historical periods, and in the contemporary moment.
Past speakers have included Pankaj Mishra, Joseph Elder, Najeeba Syeed-Miller, Ira Chernus, David Smock, and others.
Conversations at the Center is a colloquium series that fosters in-depth exploration of theoretical, methodological and regional issues in the study of religion and conflict among faculty, graduate students, and the community.
Past speakers have included Anand Gopal, Joshua Mitchell, Miriam Cooke, Scott Atran, Sophia McClennen, Winnifred Fallers Sullivan, and others.
Watch videos of our previous lectures:
APR 2019: Religion, Media, & Climate Change: What's the story?
MAR 2019: Religion, Nationalism, & the Future of Democracy
FEB 2019: Surviving Genocide: The Women of Srebrenica Speak