Upcoming Events
Coming Spring 2013:
The Barer Lecture Series featuring Jessica Jackley, co-founder of Kiva.org
AND
Dr. Reza Aslan, author of No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam
Past Events
Game Changer: Social Entrepreneurship and Global Transformation in the Digital Age
October 10, 2012 7PM
Helen Mills Event Space and Theater
137-139 West 26th Street
New York, NY 10001
April 18, 2012 – 8:00 pm Concert Hall, Dorothy Young Center for the Arts2012 Shirley Sugerman Interfaith Forum
SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIES IN INTERFAITH PEACEMAKING: LESSONS FROM THE FRONT LINES OF NORTHERN NIGERIA
A Conversation with Imam Muhammad Ashafa and Pastor James Wuye
Arts Of Respect FINALS
THRS March 29, 7pm in Craig Chapel, Seminary Hall
will feature our ten finalists from the Drew community and top artists from local high schools, who will be presenting their original work live.
First-place = $1000
second-place = $500 third-place = $250
Fall 2011
Gender, Social Justice, & Islam Workshop November 2011
Zabaleen Community Fundraiser
CRCC to host first retreat for the Afghan Girls Financial Assistance Fund
Spring 2011
Arts Of Respect 2011
Egypt’s Lotus Revolution: A conversation with Saad Eddin Ibrahim and Mona Eltahawy.
Fall 2010
Islamophobia: How Can It Be Challenged?
9th Annual Daniel Pearl World Music Days
An international network of concerts using the power of music to reaffirm our commitment to tolerance and humanity. Since 2002, Daniel Pearl World Music Days has grown to include the participation of more than 4,900 performances in 102 countries.
Windows for Peace
Join us when Emily Schneider of Windows for Peace discusses her organization’s important work, which includes the publication of Windows, a Hebrew and Arabic magazine that is written by and for Jewish and Palestinian youth ages 12-15. The program will also include a screening of the documentary Encounter Point.
“Playing God”: Disciplinary Perspectives
September 14th, 2010
From contemporary end-of-life concerns to the centuries-long efforts to engineer organisms, the introduction of human design, decision-making, and real-world application into areas where mortals have often feared to tread marks a compelling area for further inquiry. “‘Playing God’: Disciplinary Perspectives” is a faculty panel and discussion intended to analyze this intersection of pressing social issues with deeply held religious discourses.