Critical Religious Pluralism: Confronting Hate, Building Belonging

This series explores how a values-driven approach can deepen understanding and support for religious diversity. Join Dr. Joshua Salaam for a brown-bag discussion, inviting college community members to reflect on how we can foster inclusivity and empathy by understanding the experiences of Muslim and Arab college students, while taking action toward safety and belonging on campus.

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Collaborative partners: Religious Studies and the Center for Religion, Spirituality & Pluralism

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