Events

2019 Young Scholars with faculty                                         A 3-week training course for international faculty, graduate students, and government officials with the goals of: · Learning to teach a course in Law and Religion · Participating in writing […]

The event will take place in London, England.

HUMAN DIGNITY FROM JUDGES’ PERSPECTIVES
July 24-25, 2019
Pembroke College, Oxford

This conference, held 30-31 of July 2019, will launch the Human Dignity in Religious Traditions (HDRT) Project. A group of 8 scholars from different religious traditions will meet at Christ Church, Oxford to begin a conversation that maps the initial points of convergence and divergence on human dignity among the world’s religions; and to set […]

The third International Forum on Law and Religion (IFLR) will take place in Taguig City, Philippines.

The roundtable discussion will be held at Oxford, United Kingdom.

This conference will focus on the contemporary phenomenon of religious persecution, with a particular emphasis on better understanding how to diagnosis the causes of religious persecution in the world today, to reflect upon the diagnoses of how the persecution phenomena can be ameliorated, and what the treatments are to help address crises of persecution, and […]

                  Professor W. Cole Durham, Jr. participated in the WACLARS conference held 7-10 August 2019. More detail on the event can be found at this link.

Elizabeth Clark and Matthew K. Richards speak on 'Challenges to Religious Freedom: What’s on the Horizon? What Are the Priorities?' as part of the Understanding Religious Freedoms section of BYU Education Week.