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Membership Support Grants
This grant helps lapsed members regain access to benefits.
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A Historical Journey through the Life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) – 15 Session Course
An intensive 15-session exploration through the Life of Prophet Muhammad hosted by the Hikmat International Institute.
CFP for Educational Resource Published by Iowa State University Digital Press
The Well-Equipped Traveler: Disciplinary Maps to Guide Your College Journey, is an open educational resource (OER) published by Iowa State University Digital Press, that will feature short, accessible chapters that translate disciplinary insights into meaningful, real-world relevance for college students.
Call for expressions of interest – Global perspectives on Christianity, music, ecology, and climate (edited collection)
This edited collection seeks to bring together a variety of global perspectives on the relationship between Christianity, musical activity, and questions of climate and ecology, drawing together chapters on newly emerging practices with critical perspectives on longer histories and entanglements.
Asian American Religion, Theology, and Culture Workshop in North Carolina
The Center for Asian American Religion, Theology, and Culture‘s 2026 annual workshop will take place on January 7-8th, 2027, at Greensboro College. Our two-day program is designed to help you share your lived experiences as an Asian American; enhance your awareness of the significance of Asian American identities in educational settings; learn about pedagogical strategies, including engaging discussions of case scenarios; and build a strong community with fellow leaders in North Carolina.
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August 9, 2026 11:59 pm ET
Claremont Prize for the Study of Religion
The Institute for Religion, Culture, and Public Life at Columbia University is seeking submissions to its annual Claremont Publication Prize for the Study of Religion. The publication prize is awarded to the best first book manuscript by early-career scholars working in any discipline of the humanities or social sciences.
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Now Accepting Applicants
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September 8, 2026 11:59 pm ET