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May 23, 2023

Katherine Marshall Speaks at Spring 2023 Meeting of USAID's Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid

Senior Fellow Katherine Marshall will speak at the spring 2023 meeting of USAID's Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid (ACVFA). The May 24 event will feature remarks from USAID Administrator Samantha Power and the ACVFA chair, followed by panel discussions featuring leading experts on localization, food security, democratic strengthening, and other pressing global challenges.

Peter Mandaville

May 22, 2023

Peter Mandaville on the Impact of Policing Religion across the Middle East

Senior Research Fellow Peter Mandaville will participate on a May 23 Wilson Center panel on what religious freedom means to societies in the Middle East and North Africa, and whether state authorities with vested interests in how religion is interpreted guarantee the rights of all citizens, even those at odds with their respective governments.

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May 18, 2023

Jocelyne Cesari on Turkey's Elections and Political Future

In an essay published by the University of Birmingham, Senior Fellow Jocelyne Cesari discusses the upcoming elections in Turkey and how they hold the key to the country's political future, both domestically and internationally.

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October 22, 2026

Georgetown Awards Honorary Degree to Rowan Williams, Former Archbishop of Canterbury

On October 20, Georgetown bestowed its highest academic honor on Rev. Rowan Williams, a theologian and the former archbishop of Canterbury, in Gaston Hall. The Berkley Center co-sponsored the event as part of its support for the university’s annual Costan Lecture in Early Christianity, a series directed by Faculty Fellow Julia Lamm that invites leading scholars of early Christianity to campus.

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