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Terrence Johnson

October 26, 2020

The Disputed Religious Vote

An El Periodico article (in Spanish) cites Senior Research Fellow Terrence Johnson on the Trump administration's use of religion to reinforce the white/black binary paradigm of race and the Democrats' message that they are looking to repair the soul of the nation.

Jocelyne Cesari

October 24, 2020

France: Debates over Free Speech and Secularism

Senior Fellow Jocelyne Cesari contributed to an Al Jazeera English segment, where she provided historical and contemporary perspectives on French laïcité and the politicization of religion in France. 

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Leo Lefebure

June 20, 2025

Leo Lefebure to Speak on Culture of Encounter

Berkley Center Faculty Fellow Leo Lefebure will deliver a public lecture titled "Shaping a Culture of Encounter in a Fragmented World: Culture, Politics, and the Promise of Interreligious Dialogue" on June 26 in Blacktown, Australia. 

Nicole Abudayeh

June 17, 2025

Nicole Abudayeh Announced as 2025 Pulitzer International Reporting Fellow

Each year, the Berkley Center nominates one student for the prestigious Pulitzer Center International Reporting Fellowship. This year, Nicole Abudayeh (SFS'26) has been selected for that honor. Her reporting will focus on the role of faith-based social activism in protecting migrant populations from human trafficking in Ceuta, Spain. Nicole joins a global cohort of scholars who are working to uncover and amplify underreported stories that shape our world.  

The WFLF 2024-2025 fellows and the WFLF team.

May 16, 2025

Apply to Join the 2025-2026 Cohort

The application for the 2025-2026 cohort of the Women Faith Leaders Fellowship is open to Catholic sisters from Sub-Saharan Africa who are actively engaged in religious and community service. The fellowship seeks applicants dedicated to the development of their communities and the empowerment of women and girls, in service to the common good. 

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