Submit to our Digital Stories call "Religion Sheltered in Place"! Reflections on religion and the upheavals, rapid and dramatic changes, and creativity that have resulted from the COVID-19 crisis welcome! buff.ly/3fpUouI

Delighted to cosponsor this event with SLU_Theology! Khyati Y. Joshi will kick off this year’s Religion and Complex Social Issues series with a discussion of her NYU Press book _White Christian Privilege_. Registration required and capped—don’t miss your spot!

Día de los Muertos is a tradition of remembrance and prayer. As families are separated by migration, the pandemic, and myriad other reasons this year, we are grateful to partner with IFCLA to create this digital altar. Visit to learn or participate: religioninplace.org/blog/uncategor…

Huge news for the study of Black religion—which is to say huge news for the study of religion! There is no better team to lead such an important project than Judith Weisenfeld ProfB and Lerone Martin. Congratulations!

Announcing LRDA's 2021 research and teaching fellowships! Deadline January 31, 2021. Find the full call at religioninplace.org/blog/fellows/

In collaboration with YourWords STL, LRDA invites applications from Saint Louis University and Missouri State University graduate students for a semester-long fellowship in Community Engagement. Email [email protected] to ask for a copy of the call, or see our FB page.

Join documentary photographer @vanessacharlot_ this Thursday at 7pm for "In God We Trust: Living and Loving God While Black in America." Free/open to the public. Register here: bit.ly/lrda_charlot

Join us THIS Thursday at 7pm CST for a conversation with Prof. Willie James Jennings around his new book, “After Whiteness.” Grateful to partner with SLU_Theology and SLU Arts & Sciences to host Prof. Jennings as the final RCSI guest this semester! Register here: bit.ly/3wOCKJQ

Delighted to host Dr. Kayla Wheeler *next Thursday, May 6* at 7pm CDT for the final event in our inaugural Oratory Series! “Reclaim Your Own”: A Genealogy of Black Muslim Fashion in the U.S. Registration for this virtual event is free and open to all: bit.ly/lrda_wheeler

A National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) summer institute will bring together 30 higher education faculty members from across the world to Saint Louis University to transform the way in which history is taught: loom.ly/xoqxiQ8

This week we got to demo the "Where's Religion?" desktop app with colleagues at Saint Louis University! The desktop is seamlessly integrated with the mobile app and includes more features for refining entries. Click here for more info and to join our pilot users! religioninplace.org/blog/wheres-re…

The Center on Lived Religion is excited to invite you to the public launch of the Where's Religion? App at the 2024 AAR/SBL Meeting in San Diego! #aar #aarsbl #aarsbl24 #sblaar24 @aarweb @hlucefdn

Please join the Center on Asian and Middle Eastern Studies for the Matteo Ricci Series with Joseph W. Ho (Albion College) on March 3 at 3pm in BSC 256. The title of Prof. Ho's talk is "MEMENTO VIVERE: CATHOLIC PHOTOGRAPHY AND DIASPORIC FUTURITY IN COLD WAR CHINA AND TAIWAN."

We are excited to host an interdisciplinary conference, Mapping Spaces, Embodying Territories, in partnership with the CREST Research Center April 3-4, 2025, at Saint Louis University. See flyer or visit our website for more information and to register! loom.ly/OmpbT9k

Please join the Center on Asian and Middle Eastern Studies for the Matteo Ricci Series with Joseph W. Ho (Albion College) TODAY March 3 at 3pm in BSC 256. The title of Prof. Ho's talk is "MEMENTO VIVERE: CATHOLIC PHOTOGRAPHY AND DIASPORIC FUTURITY IN COLD WAR CHINA AND TAIWAN."

We are excited to host an interdisciplinary conference, Mapping Spaces, Embodying Territories, in partnership with the CREST Research Center April 3-4, 2025, at Saint Louis University. See flyer or visit our website for more information and to register! loom.ly/OmpbT9k

Just TWO WEEKS until we host, Mapping Spaces, Embodying Territories, in partnership with the CREST Research Center April 3-4, 2025, at Saint Louis University. See flyer, scan the code, or visit our website for more information and to register! loom.ly/OmpbT9k

Just TWO WEEKS until we host, Mapping Spaces, Embodying Territories, in partnership with the CREST Research Center April 3-4, 2025, at Saint Louis University. See flyer, scan the code, or visit our website for more information and to register! loom.ly/OmpbT9k