American Muslim Civic Leadership Institute Co-founder and Director Nadia Roumani will be presenting at Voice After Exit: Diaspora Advocacy Seminar on February 15 in Washington, D.C. The event, seventh in the USAID Diaspora Engagement mini-series, will be held at the...
Today, Ashis Nandy, renowned public intellectual and social theorist, will deliver the annual lecture for the Interdisciplinary Research Group of the CRCC at 5 p.m., with a book signing to follow at 6:30 p.m. A reception will kickoff the evening...
USC News recently featured the USC Small Business Diversity Office and its relationship to small businesses around the University Park, Health Sciences, Marina del Rey and Alhambra campuses. The article also highlighted the small business office's partnership with the Cecil...
At the beginning of Black History month we were greeted with tragic news: Don Cornelius, the founder of "Soul Train," committed suicide. While this event has little to do with religion on its face, a story on CNN (aptly titled...
CRCC Director of Research Richard Flory recently began a three-month stint as a guest blogger at Patheos' Black, White and Gray blog. The following piece was published on the blog on January 22, 2012. Yesterday, Jeremy Rhodes wrote about a...
CRCC Senior Fellows Bruce Phillips and Diane Winston will speak at "Looking for Judaism in Unconventional Places," a symposium held by the UCLA Center for Jewish Studies on February 12-13. This conference will examine the significance of the transformations for...
Rev. Cecil "Chip" Murray is among many distinguished speakers at From the Ashes: The 1992 Civil Unrest and the Rise of Social Movement Organizing event on Thursday, April 26th at the USC Davidson Conference Center The all-day event, co-sponsored by...
In an effort to rally evangelical support for one Republican candidate in the upcoming South Carolina primary -- and beyond -- "evangelical leaders," according to the New York Times, met last Saturday to vote on who that candidate should be....
The University of Padova, Italy is is currently accepting proposals for the conference Pentecostal Politics of Space and Power: A Global Perspective, held at the university from June 7-8, 2012. Pentecostalism emerged on a global scale in the twentieth century...
Want to spend the month of July in New York researching the role of religion in social movements, with access to libraries and research facilities at Columbia University, Union, Auburn, and Jewish Theological Seminaries? The 2012 CrossCurrents Research Colloquium, in...