Berkley Center Annual Report 2008-2009

October 15, 2009

This report outlines the Berkley Center's major activities during the 2008–09 academic year, including: the Berkley Center Lectures with philosopher Charles Taylor; the publication of religious freedom policy recommendations for the Obama administration; a three-day seminar at The National Defense University on the religious dynamics of war and peace; a high-level dialogue with Chinese officials around issues of religion and society; several new religion and development issue surveys (gender, governance, malaria, shelter); an undergraduate report on interfaith marriage in America; the expansion of faculty blogs on Georgetown/On Faith, a site hosted by The Washington Post; a grant from the John Templeton Foundation; the renewal of the Luce/SFS Program on Religion and International Affairs; and the announcement of the Doyle Building Tolerance Initiative.

From the Director
Partners and Outreach
  Collaborative Partners
  Georgetown/On Faith
  2008 Berkley Center Lectures
  Knowledge Resources
Programs
  Doyle Undergraduate Initiatives
  Religious Pluralism and World Affairs
  Globalization, Religions, and the Secular
  Religion, Conflict, and Peace
  Religion and U.S. Foreign Policy
  The Church and Interreligious Dialogue
  Religion, Politics, and Law
  Religion and Global Development
People

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