American politics and policy ranging from church-state relations to immigration and the environment all have a significant religious dimension. Social and political movements are often motivated by faith or religious identity, and some of the most contentious public debates of our time revolve around moral beliefs. These resources address the changing role of religion in American public life.
The American Pilgrimage Project invites Americans of diverse backgrounds to sit together and talk to each other one-to-one about the role their religious beliefs have played at crucial moments in their lives. The conversations are recorded by…
April 3, 2024
A Conversation with Biographer Jonathan Eig (Video)
Duration: 1 hours 16 minutes
March 21, 2024
Whose Story to Tell? Writing About, For, and Alongside Children on the Move (Video)
Duration: 58 minutes
February 28, 2024
The Church’s Mission in a Polarized World (Video)
Duration: 28 minutes
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. EDT Healy Hall
Book February 1, 2022
Article December 6, 2021
Moral Faith and the Legacy of John Lewis's Political Vision of “Good Trouble”
Article August 31, 2021
The “First Thanksgiving” in the 21st Century—as Retold in Presidential Proclamations
