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REL Department Alumni Newsletter Spring 2026

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Radical Kinship: Healing Beyond Walls Spring 2026 Event 

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Radical Kinship: Healing Beyond Walls Spring 2026 Event 

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REL Senior Seminar Presentation and TAK Induction at URSCA 

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REL Senior Seminar Presentation and TAK Induction at URSCA 

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Religious Studies Senior Seminar Presentation at URSCA  (2)

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Join us for Palestine Nights, an evening dedicated to celebrating the richness, resilience, and vibrancy of Palestinian culture. This gathering uplifts Palestinian history, identity, and ongoing struggles for justice, dignity, and freedom, while standing in solidarity with communities across the Levant. This event will bring a traveling museum, soulful dance (dabke) performance and instruction, Persian cuisine, and storytelling, and an opening vigil. Palestine Nights creates an inclusive space for solidarity, reflection, and resistance.                    Sponsored by: Department of Religious Studies, Dezember House, Asian Student Association, M.E.T.Ch.A, TOBGLAD

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Palestine Nights III

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Our Art of Storytelling event went great! Thank you to all who came, especially Laura James who guided us through a thought-provoking creative exercise. Here's a glimpse of the activity. 

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ourselves in the story and telling it in a new way. OPENINGCENTERING Begin with a moment of quiet. Responses can be shared through words, a drawing, etc What draws your attention first in the imag (2)

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We’re excited to announce and invite you to our next film screening and discussion event!On Thursday March 26th, we will be screening Israelism, which follows two American Jews who encounter Palestinian perspectives and begin reconsidering what they were taught about Israel. The film explores identity, education, and debate within the American Jewish community.This event will take place from 6:30-8:30 PM in Hoover, room 113. Pizza will be providedWe hope to see you there!

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Reel Resistance: Israelism Screening and Discussion 

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Reel Resistance: Israelism Screening and Discussion 

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Updated location and date: Reel Resistance Film Screening and Discussion of the film "Israelism"

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Join us for an artist talk with Laura James, a Brooklyn-born, Bronx-based painter of Antiguan heritage whose work reimagines sacred and everyday narratives through a distinctly Black lens. Drawing from Ethiopian Christian iconography, African diasporic traditions and contemporary storytelling, her vibrant, narrative-rich paintings center Black women, families and communities while exploring themes of spirituality, memory, justice and joy. In addition to her artistic practice, she is the founder and Executive Director of BX200: Bronx Visual Artist Directory and a children’s book illustrator whose work uplifts Black girls and Caribbean culture.

Following the talk, we invite you to participate in a collaborative creativity session. Through guided prompts, we will interpret artwork, reflect on storytelling and experiment with different forms of expression including images, music, poetry and short fiction. This interactive experience is an opportunity to explore your own creative voice while connecting personal narratives to cultural and spiritual themes.

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Artist Talk and Creative Activity 03/23/2026

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Many thanks to everyone who joined us for an evening of Tatreez and Tea! Campus Life published a thoughtful article highlighting the cultural and historical significance of the gathering. Guests had the opportunity to learn from guest speaker and Tatreez instructor Jenna Hanson, and to enjoy tea thoughtfully prepared by Mahmoud and Kara Abed, owners of Choo Bus.❤️

This event was organized by Angelica Lavorin, student representative for the Palestine in Context Discussion Series, in collaboration with the Department of Religious Studies, the Department of Sociology & Anthropology, and Dezember House.

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On Sunday, March 1, 2026, Prof. R. Carbine and Prof. Lozano accompanied their classes Black & Womanist Theology and History of Jazz to experience and reflect on a gospel service at the oldest Black church in Los Angeles, First African Methodist Episcopal Church of Los Angeles (FAME Church).

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In honor of Women’s History Month, the service uplifted the poetry of Maya Angelou and centered community, empowerment, and faith-rooted justice amid the political turmoil of our time.

The service gave students the opportunity to connect lived religion and musical practice to what they’re studying in class, and for some, to reflect more deeply on their own identities.💛

Sponsored by Religious Studies, Music, and Dezember House.

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We were honored to host an author lecture with Professor Valdivia, a sociologist whose work centers immigrant youth and families at the intersection of immigration, law, and education. 

To meaningfully meet our political moment, all who attended engaged Professor Valdivia’s lecture in small group discussions facilitated by student staff in OIE, followed by Q&A.

Sincere gratitude to Prof. Valdivia, our sponsors, and to the Whittier College community for supporting this discussion!

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Reel Resistance: Where the Olive Trees Weep Screening and Discussion 

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Reel Resistance: Where the Olive Trees Weep Screening and Discussion 

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Please join us for an evening viewing of Where the Olive Trees Weep (2024), a documentary film exploring the profound loss, trauma, and resilience of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation. The screening will be in the lower courtyard of the CI, pizza will be served!

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On Sept. 20, 2025, Prof. J. Carbine and Prof. R. Carbine toured with students from Religions of Asia and Green Religion classes🌿 

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Fall 2025 LACMA Visit - Realms of the Dharma: Buddhist Art Across Asia Exhibit 

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Fall 2025 LACMA Visit - Realms of the Dharma: Buddhist Art Across Asia Exhibit 

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Religious Studies and Environmental Justice students explore learning through experience. It was a a joyful day of learning and reflection!

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On Oct. 25, 2025, Prof. R. Carbine and Prof. Sage took their classes - Global Christianities I and Europe Before 1700 to examine works such as "Barlaam, Carrying a Shoulder Pack, Crosses a River", the 15th-century manuscript illumination shown above. 🏰

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Fall 2025 Examining The Getty Center's Going Places: Travel in the Middle Ages Collection 

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Fall 2025 Examining The Getty Center's Going Places: Travel in the Middle Ages Collection 

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Departments of Religious Studies and History took students on a journey back in time to explore medieval pilgrimage, trade, and war!

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Also Check Out the REL 220/GCS 100 Student Research Posters at URSCA on Monday, May 5

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Also Check Out the REL 220/GCS 100 Student Research Posters at URSCA on Monday, May 5

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Spring 2025 Religious Studies Senior Seminar Presentation and TAK Induction

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Spring 2025 Religious Studies Senior Seminar Presentation and TAK Induction

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REL Senior Seminar Presentation and TAK Induction

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REL Senior Seminar Presentation and TAK Induction

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REL Department Alumni Newsletter Spring 2025

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Final REL Department Alumni Newsletter Spring 2025 (1)

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Spring 2025 Religious Studies Senior Seminar presentation

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Spring 2025 Religious Studies Senior Seminar presentation

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Tomorrow! Boba, snacks, and pizza will be offered!

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Tomorrow! Boba, snacks, and pizza will be offered!

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Religion in Everyday Life How Beliefs Shape Culture and Society (1)

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Spring 2025 Diverse Identities Week Events

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Spring 2025 Diverse Identities Week Events

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We invite you to join us on Wednesday, April 9, from 5:00 to 8:00 PM on the Upper Quad for an evening of music, food, and reflection. The night will feature traditional dabke dance, delicious Palestinian dishes such as shawarma, hummus, and falafel, and a traveling museum bus sharing the rich cultural history of Palestine. You'll also see tatreez embroidery on display—an enduring symbol of heritage and storytelling passed through generations.

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Spring 2025 Octavia Butler, Afrofuturism, The Los Angeles Wildfires Zoom Event

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Spring 2025 Octavia Butler, Afrofuturism, The Los Angeles Wildfires Zoom Event

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Spring 2025 Ramadan Interfaith Iftar Dinner Event at La Mirada Masjid

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Spring 2025 Ramadan Interfaith Iftar Dinner Event at La Mirada Masjid

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Spring 2025 Exploring BAPS Swaminarayan Hindu Temple in Chino Hills update

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Spring 2025 Exploring BAPS Swaminarayan Hindu Temple in Chino Hills update

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Spring 2025 Exploring BAPS Swaminarayan Hindu Temple in Chino Hills

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Spring 2025 Exploring BAPS Swaminarayan Hindu Temple in Chino Hills

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Had the incredible opportunity to attend Professor 

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Spring 2025 "Race, Gender, and the 2024 Elections" Discussion Event by Professor Gaston Espinoza 

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Spring 2025 "Race, Gender, and the 2024 Elections" Discussion Event by Professor Gaston Espinoza 

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Had the incredible opportunity to attend Professor Gaston Espinoza’s discussion event on Race, Gender, and the 2024 Elections. 🗳️💬 It was an insightful and thought-provoking conversation, diving into how these critical factors shaped political engagement, policy outcomes, and voter behavior in one of the most pivotal elections in recent history.

Engaging discussions like these remind us why it’s so important to analyze politics through an intersectional lens.

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Spring 2025 "Race, Gender, and the 2024 Elections" Discussion Event by Professor Gaston Espinoza 

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Spring 2025 "Race, Gender, and the 2024 Elections" Discussion Event by Professor Gaston Espinoza 

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Spring 2025 Multifaith Prayer Circle During Inauguration Zoom Event

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Spring 2025 Multifaith Prayer Circle During Inauguration Zoom Event

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Here are some of the organizations for more information:

Buddhist Peace Fellowship

CHRISTIANS FOR A FREE PALESTINE

Collective Loss Adaptation Project (CLAP) | Rabbi Elliot Kukla

FOR-USA

Hindus for Human Rights

Jews For Racial & Economic Justice | Home

Muslims for Just Futures

Mennonite Action

Rabbis for Ceasefire – At this moment of great moral reckoning, we are speaking out with one voice to fulfill the most sacred obligation in Jewish tradition – pikuach nefesh, saving a life

Waging Peace Project

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Spring 2025 Multifaith Prayer During Inauguration Prayer Circle Recording 

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Spring 2025 Multifaith Prayer During Inauguration Prayer Circle Recording 

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For more resource to follow on the event, here is the Prayer Book.

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Multifaith prayer circle during Inauguration

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“We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly. ” -Martin…

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Spring 2025 Multifaith Prayer Circle During Inauguration Zoom Event

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Spring 2025 Multifaith Prayer Circle During Inauguration Zoom Event

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Fall 2024 "Stations of Mary Magdalene" by Guest Speaker Laura James Zoom Event 

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Fall 2024 "Stations of Mary Magdalene" by Guest Speaker Laura James Zoom Event 

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The Department hosted artist Laura James for a zoom session on her series "Stations of Mary Magdalene." With over twenty-five years as a professional artist, Laura shared her approach to blending vibrant patterns and surreal imagery to depict sacred themes, women, and everyday life, sparking engaging discussions on faith and spirituality in art.

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Blue And White Modern Business Webinar Flyer

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Fall 2024 Update On When The Olive Trees Weep

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Fall 2024 Update On When The Olive Trees Weep

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The recent movie screening event was a fantastic success! Attendees enjoyed an evening of film, pizza, and boba, which added a fun and delicious twist to the experience. The setup and organization went smoothly, providing a comfortable atmosphere for everyone to relax and enjoy the movie. Following the screening, a lively discussion brought participants together to share their thoughts and dive deeper into the film’s themes. With great food, great company, and great conversation, the event left everyone excited for the next screening.

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Fall 2024, Nov 7th Film Screening of Where Olive Trees Weep

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Fall 2024, Nov 7th Film Screening of Where Olive Trees Weep

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updated REL Promotional Blurb and Courses 24-25 (1)

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Fall 2024 Invitation to Burma Buddhist Monastery Trip on Nov. 3 

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Fall 2024 Invitation to Burma Buddhist Monastery Trip on Nov. 3 

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Fall 2024 The Spiritual Impulse of the Mexican American Rights Movement led by Gaston Espinoza Event

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Fall 2024 The Spiritual Impulse of the Mexican American Rights Movement led by Gaston Espinoza Event

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Fall 2024, REL Open House on Oct 23, 12:30 to 2 PM, Platner Lounge/Lobby

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Fall 2024, REL Open House on Oct 23, 12:30 to 2 PM, Platner Lounge/Lobby

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Department of Religious Studies Open House Join us for an enjoyable time to eat, mingle, and discover more about our department!

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Fall 2024 A Filmed Play Sor Juana Yo, La Peor Del Mundo (2019) Event

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Fall 2024 A Filmed Play Sor Juana Yo, La Peor Del Mundo (2019) Event

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Fall 2024 Exploring Majors Day Tabling Event

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Fall 2024 Exploring Majors Day Tabling Event

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Fall 2024 WC Voters Cafe: Conversation with Congresswoman Linda Sanchez

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Fall 2024 WC Voters Cafe: Conversation with Congresswoman Linda Sanchez

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Fall 2024 Palestine Nights: Food, Art and Culture

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Fall 2024 Palestine Nights: Food, Art and Culture

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Palestine Nights Food, Art and Culture (5)

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Fall 2024 From Herzel to Hamas: Lecture and Discussion led by Dr. Gary Gilbert

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Fall 2024 From Herzel to Hamas: Lecture and Discussion led by Dr. Gary Gilbert

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Poetry Reading and Discussion by Jessica Jacobs 

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Poetry Reading and Discussion by Jessica Jacobs 

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The poetry reading and discussion event by guest speaker Jessica Jacobs, which was a resounding success, as students were deeply engaged by shared passionate conversations about the themes explored in the poems.

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Brought to you by The Department of Religious Studies and Political Science at Whittier College

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Fall 2024 Poetry Reading And Discussion by Jessica Jacobs

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Fall 2024 Poetry Reading And Discussion by Jessica Jacobs

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Presented by ASWC Senate and Department of Political Science with Department of Religious Studies as a co-sponsor

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Brought to you by Department of Business Administration and Religious Studies

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Spring 2024 Bus Trip To Khalsa Care Foundation

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Spring 2024 Bus Trip To Khalsa Care Foundation

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Spring 2025 Admitted Students Day Tabling

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Spring 2025 Admitted Students Day Tabling

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On March 22nd, we presented at Admitted Students Day as the Department of Religious Studies, engaging prospective students in meaningful discussions about the diverse academic opportunities within our department. We highlighted how Religious Studies connects with other fields, offering a unique interdisciplinary approach to understanding global cultures and belief systems.

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Spring 2024 Maryam: A Woman Of Bethlehem Zoom Lecture And Discussion

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Spring 2024 Maryam: A Woman Of Bethlehem Zoom Lecture And Discussion

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This event is sponsored by the REL and SOC/ANTH Departments

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This event is sponsored by the REL and SOC/ANTH Departments

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Interfaith America at Whittier College Presents

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Spring 2024 REL GEN EJST 230 Green Religion Zoom Event

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Spring 2024 REL GEN EJST 230 Green Religion Zoom Event

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God's Resistance: Mobilizing Faith to Defend Immigrants

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Spring 2024 REL 260 Guest Lecture and Q&A Discussion

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Spring 2024 REL 260 Guest Lecture and Q&A Discussion

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Spring 2024 Interfaith America at Whittier

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Spring 2024 Interfaith America at Whittier

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We will be taking a bus to visit the exhibition Xican-a.o.x. Body at the new Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & Industry of the Riverside Art Museum (The Cheech) in Riverside. Friday, November 3rd, 9:30 – 2pm (approx.), lunch included.

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Brought to you by Department of Religious Studies, First Year Programs, Environmental Science and Hartley House

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Sponsored by Department of Religious Studies and Department of Kinesiology along with Interfaith America Grant

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Fall 2023 Mindfulness Meditation Practice Event

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Fall 2023 Mindfulness Meditation Practice Event

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Mindfulness Meditation Practice flyer fall 23 2

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Religious Studies and Africana and Black Studies Zoom Event

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Fall 2023 Laura James at Whittier College 

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Fall 2023 Laura James at Whittier College 

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Spring 2023 Interdisciplinary Senior Seminar

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Spring 2023 Interdisciplinary Senior Seminar

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"What Do You Believe Now?": Interfaith Film Screening and Discussion Series

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"What Do You Believe Now?": Interfaith Film Screening and Discussion Series

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Read our inaugural issue of our department newsletter. Find out about the courses being offered for the 2023-2024 academic year and learn about alumni experiences.

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Fall 2024 Department of Religious Studies Open House Album

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Fall 2024 Department of Religious Studies Open House Album

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2024 REL Department Open House Album.docx

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Sign up to receive our Department Newsletter straight to your email!

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Sign up to receive our Department Newsletter straight to your email!

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Fill out this form to receive our Department Newsletter straight to your email. Our newsletter will cover events, alumni stories, updates about the department, our courses, and more!

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Sign Up for the Department of Religious Studies Newsletter!

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February 20, 2023: "Oscar Romero and the Persecuted Body of Christ" with guest, Prof. Leo Guardado

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February 20, 2023: "Oscar Romero and the Persecuted Body of Christ" with guest, Prof. Leo Guardado

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Come join us for this event on Zoom!

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January 17, 2023: Conventions of Stage of Blackness

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January 17, 2023: Conventions of Stage of Blackness

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Conventions of Stage Blackness Flyer (1)

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October 26, 2022: "Buen vivir: Historical Narrative of Environmental Resisters in the United States and Latin America" with guest Theresa A. Yugar, Ph.D.

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October 26, 2022: "Buen vivir: Historical Narrative of Environmental Resisters in the United States and Latin America" with guest Theresa A. Yugar, Ph.D.

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Fall 2024 REL Homecoming Weekend Tabling 

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Fall 2024 REL Homecoming Weekend Tabling 

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October 11, 2022: Religion and Reproductive Rights, Freedoms, and Justice in a Post-Roe World (Professor R. Carbine) Panelist Discussion and Q&A with Margaret D. Kamitsuka, Rebecca Todd Peters, and Sheila Briggs

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October 11, 2022: Religion and Reproductive Rights, Freedoms, and Justice in a Post-Roe World (Professor R. Carbine) Panelist Discussion and Q&A with Margaret D. Kamitsuka, Rebecca Todd Peters, and Sheila Briggs

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Religion and Reproductive Rights Event Ad FINAL

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In the 10th-century medieval fable, animals approach the King of the Jinns  to complain that humans have enslaved them and abused the natural environment.

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REL 315: The Devil, Jinns, and Others perform a reenactment (with a modern spin) of The Case of the Animals Versus Man Before the King of the Jinns for their Final Project.

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REL 315: The Devil, Jinns, and Others perform a reenactment (with a modern spin) of The Case of the Animals Versus Man Before the King of the Jinns for their Final Project.

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After a Covid-induced blip last year, greenhouse gas emissions have roared back with temperatures cranking up across the entire globe. Human abuses of the environment have triggered climate change, soil erosion, poor air quality, and undrinkable water. The animals are in an uproar.  In their reenactment, students gather to console one another and appeal to the King of the Jinns, hoping for a better verdict than in the 10th century. Their wonderful performance included speeches from the perspective of animals focused on the constant and unsustainable stresses on the natural environment at the hands of human beings, the use of props (including slogans, cages, shampoo, leather purses, toilet paper, and an inhaler), and creative costumes.

Bravo Rel 315 for a fabulous performance!

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you’d like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags:
Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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The Mapping Project Explores the Religious Landscape of Southern California

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The Mapping Project Explores the Religious Landscape of Southern California

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The two maps below highlight the religious diversity within Southern California as well as variation in the distribution among religious establishments in the region. The religions that are depicted in the two maps below include: Bahai, Buddhism, Center for Spiritual Living, Christianity, Daoism, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Scientology, Self Realization Fellowship, Sikhism, Unitarian Universalism, Temple of the Goddess, Transcendental Meditation, Zoroastrianism, and the Church of Jesus Christ and Latter Day Saints.

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you'd like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags: Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you'd like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags: Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you’d like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags:
Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you’d like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags:
Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you’d like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags:
Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you’d like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags:
Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you'd like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags: Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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(1) Religious Establishments around Southern California - Google My Maps

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Identify a place you'd like added or corrected? Please email Prof. Jason Carbine, Ph.D., jcarbine@whittier.edu. Tags: Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Christian, Los Angeles, Southern California, Whittier, LA, SoCal, Religious, Temples, Churches, Worship

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Prof. Rosemary Carbine (Left), Ellis Walker (Right)

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Fall 2024 REL Homecoming Weekend Tabling 

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Fall 2024 REL Homecoming Weekend Tabling 

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May 5th, 2022 REL/HIST 235: Middle East: Muhammad to Mongols (Professor I Hashmi) Exploring Middle Eastern Food

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May 5th, 2022 REL/HIST 235: Middle East: Muhammad to Mongols (Professor I Hashmi) Exploring Middle Eastern Food

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May 5th, 2022 REL 311: Life and Teachings of Jesus (Professor R.Carbine) Guest Lecture with Dr.  Victoria Rue (Open to Campus)

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May 5th, 2022 REL 311: Life and Teachings of Jesus (Professor R.Carbine) Guest Lecture with Dr.  Victoria Rue (Open to Campus)

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How REL aligns with the WC initiatives to promote equity, diversity, and inclusion

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How REL aligns with the WC initiatives to promote equity, diversity, and inclusion

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-Statements against violence and discrimination, align with Whittier College's initiatives to diversify curriculum, create an inclusive and diverse community.

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May 3rd, 2022 REL 315: The Devil, Jinns, and Others (Professor I. Hashmi) Guest Lecture with Dr. Anand V. Taneja (Jinns & Justice)

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May 3rd, 2022 REL 315: The Devil, Jinns, and Others (Professor I. Hashmi) Guest Lecture with Dr. Anand V. Taneja (Jinns & Justice)