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Bridging Divides through Interfaith Leadership Webinar
Full text linkAn Interfaith America interactive webinar to provide information and skills for enhancing the interfaith leadership and literacy skills of Gonzaga’s faculty and student-programming professionals.
Session activities include: An overview of religious diversity and demographics in America and in higher education Basic terminology in the field of interfaith cooperation Interfaith America’s framework for building relationships across difference as a response to rising antisemitism, Islamophobia, and other forms of religious bigotry Models of effective interfaith leadership and cooperation in higher education. A case study on navigating the challenges of antisemitism and/or Islamophobia amidst tension or unrest on campus Interfaith America is a trusted resource for developing respect for religious, spiritual, and secular identities, building relationships across diverse religious and worldview communities, and fostering collective action for the common good.
This opportunity is a feature of the Conversations on Israel and Gaza program, hosted by the Provost’s Office in partnership with Dr. Shannon Dunn and the Religious Studies department
How did we get here? The roots of today’s crisis in Israel-Palestine
Full text linkThe events of October 7 and its aftermath feel like a particularly bloody inflection point in the century old Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Yet the roots of the current crisis can be traced to the policies and developments that have unfolded over decades, particularly the signing of the Oslo Accords in the 1990s and the gradual failure of the peace process that followed.
In this guest lecture an expert on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will discuss this history and how it is shaping the present and likely future in Israel-Palestine.
This opportunity is for the internal Gonzaga community as a feature of the Conversations on Israel and Gaza program, sponsored by the Office of the Provost