Critical Religious Pluralism: Confronting Hate, Building Belonging
Session 2: Confronting Bias, Building Belonging Across Eastern Religions and Faith Traditions (brown bag)
This series explores how a values-driven approach can deepen understanding and support for religious diversity. Join Dr. Simran Kaur-Colbert for a brown-bag discussion where campus community members explore how to dismantle misconceptions about Dharmic religious traditions, such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Sikhism, and cultivate a sense of belonging through cultural understanding and interfaith engagement.
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Collaborative partners: Religious Studies and the Center for Religion, Spirituality & Pluralism
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