Date: Tuesday, February 20, 2024 Time: 4:30-6p.m Location: National Pan-Hellenic Council Room, Memorial Union Hosted by: Lori Reesor, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Fernie Rodriguez, Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Come and share your …
Center News and Events
A full list of news and events from the Center for Interfaith Dialogue.
Fellows Attend BILI Fellowship Conference in DC
Two of our Interfaith Fellows, Rida Ali (class of 2024) and Jaden Schultz (class of 2025), were selected to be part of Hebrew College’s Building Interfaith Leadership Initiative (BILI) Launchpad Fellowship, which culminated in a …
‘We have to hold hope.’ How Jewish-Palestinian families cope
https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2023/1108/We-have-to-hold-hope.-How-Jewish-Palestinian-families-cope
The Power and Promise of Nonviolent Action with Dr. Maria J. Stephan
The Center for Interfaith Dialogue along with the Interfaith Peace Working Group and UW-Madison’s Nonviolence Project welcomed Dr. Maria J. Stephan for a talk on the relevance of nonviolence as an effective way to address …
Center for Interfaith Dialogue Open House
In November, the Center for Interfaith Dialogue staff and interfaith fellows hosted an Open House to welcome students, faculty, staff, and campus faith leaders to our new space in 315 Pyle Center. We heard from …
UW-Madison Faith Leaders Call for Humility – not Hate – when exercising our First Amendment Right to Speak about Israel-Palestine
We, the members of the Center for Interfaith Dialogue’s Faith Advisory Council at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, have something to say about the power of speech to create both benefit and harm. At this moment, we …
Former White House speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz speaks about finding her Judaism, writing her novel
Center for Interfaith Dialogue featured in new article
Asia Matters For America Initiative publishes new article featuring perspectives from Interfaith Fellows of Indo-Pacific heritage and underserved religious minorities.
Read about Fellows’ experiences in this in-depth article from the Wisconsin Muslim Journal
A Life of Double-Belonging: Some Religious Leaders Practice Two Faiths
In a dimly lit Roman Catholic church on a recent Monday night in Manhattan, around a dozen congregants sit in the pews watching the Rev. Michael Holleran as he leads them in what is known as contemplative prayer.