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May 23, 2022
How will contemporary changes inside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reverberate in its network beyond its borders? On May 23 Senior Research Fellow Peter Mandaville, editor of Wahhabism and the World, joined contributing author Stéphane Lacroix for a critical discussion of the book’s main findings and potential policy recommendations, sponsored by the Carnegie Middle East Program.
May 5, 2022
Senior Fellow Katherine Marshall and Research Fellow Jim Wallis are two of the co-authors on a Religion News Service op-ed arguing that the United States has unique assets and unique responsibilities in the global COVID-19 pandemic. The op-ed highlights Faiths4Vaccines, an inclusive, multifaith movement promoting COVID-19 vaccination.
May 2, 2022
On May 26, Senior Research Fellow Peter Mandaville will participate in a webinar examining how the “Russian World” (Russki Mir) ideology deployed by Vladimir Putin and Patriarch Kirill of Moscow has been received by Muslim leaders within the Russian Federation. The event is sponsored by the Orthodox Christian Studies Center at Fordham University.
April 29, 2022
In the Atlantic, Caitlin Flanagan cites Senior Fellow Paul Elie's New Yorker essay “How Racist Was Flannery O’Connor?” as an excellent example of how to treat great writers who also held racist beliefs.
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July 1, 2026
The Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs at Georgetown University mourns the loss of William R. Berkley, our inspirational benefactor and devoted friend. Bill passed away recently at the age of eighty. A brilliant business leader who built the W. R. Berkley Corporation from humble beginnings into a global insurance powerhouse, Bill's success was matched by his generosity as a philanthropist. Georgetown is among the many beneficiaries of his vision and steadfast support.
June 22, 2026
In a special NPR segment exploring the origins of American religious liberty, Berkley Center Research Fellow Jerome Copulsky reflects on how early ideals established a fundamental purpose for the United States government: protecting natural, inalienable rights.
June 9, 2026
Melissa Nozell of the Strategic Religious Engagement Hub is participating in "Tools for Sustainable Peacemaking: An Invitation to Learn and Exchange," a series that brings together practitioners, policymakers, faith leaders, and academics to explore approaches to community-level peacebuilding. This second session covered "Education as a Foundation for Peace."
May 13, 2026
Writing for Religion News Service, Research Fellow Jerome Copulsky recaps failed efforts throughout American history to insert explicitly Christian clauses into the U.S. Constitution.
