Women and the New Religious Politics in Southeast Asia
Showing the Women and the New Religious Politics in Southeast Asia Video
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. EDT
Location:
Berkley Center Third floor conference room Map
This panel discussion aimed to generate a frank conversation of contemporary tensions, opportunities, progress and setbacks involving gender relations, focusing on religion’s role in the matter. The Berkley Center’s Katherine Marshall moderated a panel including Siti Syamsiyatun (Indonesia), Farina So (Cambodia), Eleanor Dionisio (Philippines), Juliane Schober, Nancy Smith-Hefner, and Bernie Adeney-Risakotta.
The event came at the conclusion of a two-day conference on the topic of religion and gender. Please contact Katherine Marshall (km398@georgetown.edu) for further information on the conference.
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