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IRI at Parliament of the World’s Religions | Chicago Theological Seminary Search Enter your search word or phrase below: Search for: requite now The School The Next Your Journey Why CTS Commitments History Thought Leadership Student Life Events Seminary Life Day Blog Accreditation & Policies Building Hours Directory Board of Trustees Academics Master of Divinity Degree Programs CoursesSenseOnline or On Campus Field Education PhD Candidates Library InterReligious Institute Study of Black Faith & Life Book Recommendations Academic Calendar Registrar’s Office Admissions Application Office of Admissions Admissions Requirements Application Deadlines Student Orientation Costs & Financial Aid International Students Denominational Resources Alumni & Community Jobs CONNECTS Congregational Partnerships Continuing Education Jobs The Next Challenge & Response Alumni Stories Spotlights Press & Media RIOTcon Lectures & Awards Community Calendar Shop GivingRequiteNow Office of Advancement Ways toRequitePlanned GivingRequiteNow Search requite now Close Nav Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin Youtube Live IRI at Parliament of the World’s Religions The InterReligious Institute is partnering with the 2018 Parliament of the World’s Religions on November 1-7, 2018 in Toronto. Join us as a student, in a cohort, or workshop or plane share your story with us in an tabulated story-gathering project leading to a future podcast. There are so many ways to join us; be sure to add these compelling sessions to your schedule!   STUDY: Learning Through the Parliament of the World’s Religions Join us for this immersive wits offering rich opportunities for interreligious engagement. Through online coursework prior to Parliament, students will identify a particular issue they wish to explore using an interfaith methodology. Working with the instructor, each student will select sessions and workshops that indulge a deep swoop into their particular issue. The matriculation will meet as a cohort during our time at Parliament. Following the conference, students will create a final research paper or project particular to their issue and engagement at Parliament. This three-credit undertow is offered through Chicago Theological Seminary. The instructor is Rev. Lisa Noel Zook, MDiv, STM. Graduate students from other institutes are welcome to enroll for credit. Undergraduate students are moreover welcome to enroll for credit. Students not seeking credit are welcome to inspect the course. CEU credits are available. Tuition is $2,304 to receive graduate credit. The inspect fee is $630, ($330 for CTS alums) Students are responsible for travel and lodging expenses and should register for Parliament as students. A limited number of modest travel stipends are misogynist to help defray the expense of travel and registration. To apply, follow this link. For increasingly information or to request a travel stipend, please contact Kim Schultz at Chicago Theological Seminary via email at kim.schultz@ctschicago.edu.   GATHER: Dismantling Anti-Muslim Bias: A CohortWitsThe InterReligious Institute at Chicago Theological Seminary is offering “Dismantling Anti-Muslim Bias: A Cohort Experience” at the 2018 Parliament as a unique opportunity to bring together people of diverse life stances who are single-minded to challenging the structures of favoritism and inequity that target Muslims. The cohort wits provides recommendations for Parliament sessions that may be of interest virtually this topic and likewise four opportunities to gather during Parliament for skill-building and networking. Led by Rabbi Dr. Rachel Mikva and Rev. Lisa Noel Zook, the facilitated cohort sessions will meet Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday 1-2 p.m.; Participants are asked to commit to the unshortened sequence if possible. Sign up for this cohort wits today.   PODCAST: StoriesTranspirationthe World. Tell us Yours. The InterReligious Institute at Chicago Theological Seminary will be on site at the Parliament, offering video and audio space for you to share your story. What brought you to Parliament? Why does interfaith work matter? How have you lived the promise of inclusion and the power of love? Stories are stuff placid and curated as part of a larger project to overdraw the many voices single-minded to interfaith work. Find our diner in the walkout hall and be part of this project.   ATTEND: Additional Sessions, Workshops, and Events Workshop: Dismantling Anti-Muslim Violence: A Tool Box for Strategies, Messaging, andConstructiveAlliances Facilitated by Rabbi Dr. Rachel Mikva, Dilnaz Waraich, and Rev. Lisa Noel Zook, this interactive 90-minute workshop provides skills, strategies, and messaging urgently needed. In our current political climate, many populations find themselves marginalized and under attack. Those of us single-minded to the 2018 Parliament theme need strategies on the macro and micro level to resist injustice and inequity in order to live into the promise of inclusion and the power of love. Especially in the United States but moreover in Europe and Canada, Muslims are increasingly vilified with hate crimes on the rise and pronouncements of a Muslim travel ban in the US. We need constructive strategies that counter bigoted narratives and proclaim the value and eyeful of all persons. This session focuses specifically on countering anti-Muslim bias with an understanding that this bias is rooted in an overarching system of racism and injustice. Taking on the specifics of this issue equips participants to increasingly effectively build alliances and strategies to move the dial and transpiration public opinion and policy, fostering communities single-minded to religious pluralism and interfaith solidarity. …and MORE You’ll want to be on the look-out for these CTS-people at Parliament. Watch for increasingly information as details are provided. CTS sense member Dr. JoAnne Terrell is leading a workshop CTS sense member Rabbi Dr. Rachel Mikva is facilitating a workshop with IRI Advisory Council Member DilnazWaraich and IRI Director Rev. Lisa Noel Zook Miguel De La Torre, a member of IRI Advisory Council, is a keynote speaker Varun Soni, member of IRI Advisory Council is a featured panelist and workshop facilitator Vanessa Gomez-Brake, CTS MDiv student and Associate Dean of Religious Life at the University of Southern California is facilitating a workshop 2018 Castañeda Lecture Additions & Partnerships to Academic Programs 2018 Commencement Ceremony at CTS 2017 Distinguished Alumni Award Winners NowIncreasinglyThanOverlyThe largest Master of Divinity matriculation overly Decision In The Masterpiece Cakeshop Case Lapp Learning Commons hosts the Morgan Model Collection IRI Hosts Book Talk with Religious Scholar Reza Aslan CTS Pastors’WitsMeet President Stephen G. Ray, Jr. Meet Brian Smith and President Stephen Ray Rev. 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