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SUMMARY:An Online Dialogue on Faith and the Faithful in the 2020 Election: What Happened? Why? What Now?
DESCRIPTION:A week after the United States’ election day\, this online Georgetown dialogue will bring together respected reporters and experts on faith and politics to examine how religious values\, voters\, and communities shaped the debate and affected the outcome of the presidential election. They will also look back at what issues\, strategies\, and tactics were used by the Trump and Biden campaigns and how effective they were.This conversation will also look ahead to whether and how the nation can come together after the election and the roles of religious believers and communities in defending human life and dignity\, lifting up “the least of these\,” protecting our democracy\, and pursuing the common good.\n\n\n\n\nYamiche Alcindor (C’09) (invited) is the White House correspondent for the PBS NewsHour and a political contributor to NBC News and MSNBC. She is the 2020 recipient of the Aldo Beckman Award for Overall Excellence in White House Coverage from the White House Correspondents’ Association. She previously was a reporter for the New York Times\, covering politics and social justice issues.\nElizabeth Dias is a national correspondent for the New York Times covering faith\, values\, and the 2020 elections. With degrees from Wheaton College and Princeton Theological Seminary\, she is the 2016 recipient of the Hunt Prize for Excellence in Journalism\, Arts\, and Letters from America.\nElana Schor is a national reporter for religion and politics for the Associated Press. She is a former reporter for POLITICO\, The Hill\, The Guardian\, and Greenwire where she covered issues from climate change to criminal justice reform.\nMark Shields is a weekly political commentator for the PBS NewsHour and syndicated political columnist. A graduate of Notre Dame and a former U.S. Marine\, he has covered the last 12 presidential campaigns.\nChristopher White is the national correspondent for National Catholic Reporter where he has covered the Catholic dimensions of the 2020 campaign. He is a former reporter for Crux and The Tablet newspaper of the diocese of Brooklyn.\n\n\nJohn Carr\, director of the Initiative\, will moderate the dialogue. \nThis dialogue will have live closed captioning. For all other accommodation requests\, please email cathsocialthought@georgetown.eduby November 9\, 2020. A good-faith effort will be made to fulfill requests. \nThis Public Dialogue is part of the Initiative’s Faith and the Faithful series. It is co-sponsored by Bread for the World and is supported by the Democracy Fund. \nThe day of the discussion\, all who have RSVP’d will receive an email with a link and step-by-step instructions on how to join the livestream.
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/an-online-dialogue-on-faith-and-the-faithful-in-the-2020-election-what-happened-why-what-now/
CATEGORIES:Community,Justice,Politics,Race,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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SUMMARY:Healing a Fractured World: A Leadership Foundations Town Hall Series
DESCRIPTION:Join Leadership Foundations for a 5 week series of conversations with thought leaders and local practitioners around what we can do to heal our fractured world. \nGuest speaker: Peter Wehner\, VP of the Ethics and Public Policy Center \nWednesdays\, Oct. 21 – Nov. 18\n10am ET
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/healing-a-fractured-world/
CATEGORIES:Community,Politics,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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SUMMARY:Renewing America’s Social Fabric: How to Foster Hope and Reconciliation in our Communities
DESCRIPTION:A private webinar for students\, faculty\, and partners\, hosted by AEI’s Initiative on Faith & Public Life\nTuesday\, November 17\, 2020 | 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM ET \nOver the course of 2020\, American society has been rocked by a global pandemic\, racial injustice\, social unrest\, and economic uncertainty. Even more troubling\, these particular crises have uncovered deeper societal ills—including deep-seated sentiments of distrust and despair—which have been brewing for decades. We usually look to government for the solutions to these problems\, but with a divisive election season now behind us\, where else can we focus our efforts? What role can individuals and communities play in tackling these challenges and renewing our social fabric? \nWe invite you to join AEI’s Initiative on Faith & Public Life for an inspiring and practical conversation about how creative local initiatives can restore hope\, foster reconciliation\, and rebuild our communities. The discussion will feature Anne Snyder\, the author of The Fabric of Character and editor-in-chief of Comment magazine; Joe Nail and Benya Kraus of Lead for America\, an organization that creates community-centered public service programs that equip young people to invest in their home towns; and David Bailey\, the executive director of Arrabon\, an organization that provides Christian leaders and their communities with the resources to effectively engage in the work of reconciliation. \nThe discussion will be hosted as a private Zoom webinar and is primarily intended for college students\, faculty\, and partners in our network. If possible\, we ask that you include your affiliation (school or workplace) in the “Organization” field when registering. \nAgenda\n7:00 pm\nOpening remarks:\nTyler Castle\, AEI \n7:05 pm\nDiscussion \nPanelists:\nDavid Bailey\, Arrabon\nBenya Kraus\, Lead for America\nJoe Nail\, Lead for America\nAnne Snyder\, Comment \n7:50 pm\nQ&A \n8:15 pm\nEvent concludes \nContact Information\nAryana Petrosky Roberts | Aryana.Petrosky@aei.org
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/renewing-americas-social-fabric-how-to-foster-hope-and-reconciliation-in-our-communities/
CATEGORIES:Church,Community,COVID-19,Politics,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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SUMMARY:Healing A Fractured World: A Leadership Foundations Town Hall Series
DESCRIPTION:Join Leadership Foundations for a 5 week series of conversations with thought leaders and local practitioners around what we can do to heal our fractured world. \nGuest speaker: Katherine Haley\, VP of Programs at Philanthropy Roundtable \nWednesdays\, Oct. 21 – Nov. 18\n10am ET
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/healing-a-fractured-world-a-leadership-foundations-town-hall-series/
CATEGORIES:Church,Justice,Politics,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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SUMMARY:Celebrate the Living Legacy of Dorothy Day
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the Living Legacy of Dorothy Day \na Hunger for God\na Striving for Goodness\na Passion for Justice \non the 40th anniversary of her death\nSunday\, November 29\, 2020 \nPlease join in a virtual conversation from 6-7:30pm ET with David Brooks\, Anne Snyder\, and Paul Elie. \nTogether we will reflect on how in a time of pandemic and strife\, 40 years after her death\, Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker inspire holiness and community. \nThis special event is free\, but registration is necessary. \nSponsored by the Dorothy Day Guild in partnership with America Media
URL:https://breakingground.us/event/celebrate-the-living-legacy-of-dorothy-day/
CATEGORIES:Art,Learning From the Past,Seeing Clearly and Deeply
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