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Religious Freedom Project

WFDD

AT THE CENTER

Homosexuality in China: An Emergent Social and Religious Controversy (Full Screen)

Ping Huang on the Religious Context for Homosexuality in China (Full Screen)

Ping Huang on Chinese Media's Response to Homophobia (Full Screen)

Susan Martin on Tension Between Activism Against Sex Trafficking and Activism Against Forced Labor (Full Screen)

Mark Lagon on Values and Partnerships in the Fight Against Human Trafficking (Full Screen)

Mark Lagon on the Importance of Long-Term Protection for Survivors of Human Trafficking (Full Screen)

CENTER NEWS

August 16, 2008
Junior Year Abroad Network Completes its Third Year

March 23, 2009
Interview with Thomas Getman of World Vision

April 20, 2009
New Michael Kessler Blog on Law and Religion

April 28, 2009
Center Releases Recommendations on Religious Freedom Policy

July 6, 2009
New Video Interview with Richard Cizik: Evangelical America's Future

June 12, 2009
Interview: Saad Eddin Ibrahim on Development in the Muslim World

August 6, 2009
Post by Tom Farr Examines Obama's Religious Freedom Comments

September 1, 2009
"Journey into America" Film Screening and Dinner

August 31, 2009
Welcome Week Student Open House at the Berkley Center

August 20, 2009
New Blog Post by Michael Kessler: Sarah Palin's "Death Panel" Lies

September 3, 2009
Faith-based Socially Responsible Investing and the Economic Crisis

August 17, 2009
New Blog Post by Katherine Marshall: Interfaith Health-Care Reform

September 3, 2009
New blog Post by Katherine Marshall: Need Plus Greed

August 14, 2012
Niwano Peace Prize Winner Rosalina Tuyuc Velasquez Celebrated in Guatamala

August 13, 2012
Seminar with Chinese Scholars

Paul Manuel

Paul Christopher Manuel is the Founding Director of the Institute for Leadership and Professor of Political Science at Mount St Mary's University in Maryland. He holds a Ph.D. in Government from Georgetown University and a M.T.S. from the Weston Jesuit School of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Manuel’s research interests address questions related to comparative democratization, with regional specialization on Portugal, and on the relationship between religion and politics. Manuel has authored or co-authored five books and numerous articles, and is currently working on a comparative study of faith-culture relations in Portugal and in the Portuguese-speaking world. Manuel has been a member of the National Screening Panel for the Graduate Fulbright Competition for the Spain and Portugal program, co-founder of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College, and an Affiliate at the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies at Harvard University, where he co-chaired the Iberian Studies Group.