‘An ecological disaster’: Aja Barber addresses fast fashion and its effects by Arianna Nevarez on July 21, 2026
Rita Nakashima Brock to argue empire’s impediment in Earth and human flourishing by Lily Reslink on July 21, 2026
Rachael Zoe Miller to lecture on disposability culture and household swaps to aid environment and health by Jenna Outcalt on July 21, 2026
For those ‘thrown away’ by society, Sonya S. Cronin shares messages of hope by Lily Reslink on July 21, 2026
David Wallace-Wells presents candid view of climate change and the effects of pollution by Arianna Nevarez on July 20, 2026
Bill McKibben calls for climate solutions to use ‘energy from heaven, not from hell’ by Lily Reslink on July 20, 2026
‘The time is now’: Media scholar Meredith Clark outlines need for reparative journalism by Nick Danlag on July 14, 2021
In talk, Morehouse, Emory scholar Franklin offers questions, answers on regaining moral leadership by Max Zambrano on July 13, 2021
With book as thesis, bestselling author Heather McGhee to discuss true cost of racism for everyone by Max Zambrano on July 13, 2021
Virginia Poet Laureate Luisa A. Igloria to speak on historical connection of bodies in poetry by Sarah Vest on July 13, 2021
Repairing the divide: Media studies professor Meredith D. Clark to analyze role of reparative journalism in rebuilding trust by David Kwiatkowski on July 13, 2021
Richard Edelman, creator of eponymous Trust Barometer, opens Week 3 by tracking trends in trust over past 20 years by Nick Danlag on July 13, 2021
Former religion director Robert M. Franklin returns to talk role of moral leadership in functioning society by Max Zambrano on July 12, 2021
Recommitting to trust: Trust Barometer creator Richard Edelman opens week by exploring national trends by Sara Toth on July 12, 2021
For AAHH talk, Heber Brown to discuss the role Black churches can play in fighting food insecurity by Nick Danlag on July 9, 2021
A ‘trip’ through history: Gary Laderman connects drugs and religion in Interfaith Lecture by Max Zambrano on July 9, 2021
MIT’s Ariel Ekblaw looks to the potential of cutting-edge space architecture in CLS by Nick Danlag on July 9, 2021
‘Living’ space as the newest frontier: MIT’s Ariel Ekblaw to focus on self-assembling space architecture and habitats in CLS by Annalee Hubbs on July 8, 2021
Alta Charo explores history, misconceptions, future and the ethics of genome editing by Nick Danlag on July 8, 2021
An ever-expanding frontier: Margarita Simon Guillory explores digital religions by Max Zambrano on July 8, 2021
Death, religion, drugs: Emory’s Gary Laderman to draw connections between faith life, consumption of drugs by Max Zambrano on July 7, 2021
Pulitzer winner Elizabeth Kolbert examines humanity’s desire to control nature by Nick Danlag on July 7, 2021
