Category: Leadership
My Emerging Unapologetic Activism
The January incident between students from Covington Catholic High School and Native American elder, Nathan Phillips, felt deeply personal when it first circulated the news and went viral on social me... Read More
Traversing the Bridge of Interreligious Dialogue
“Religious traditions are no longer isolated. On the contrary, due to phenomena such as globalization, religions are increasingly called to work together, along with public authorities and civil soc... Read More
Dear President Trump, I’d Like to Wash Your Feet
After participating in the State of Formation Fellowship retreat designed for young faith leaders to reflect upon and explore their faith, I had an amazing realization that compelled me to think deepl... Read More
Designing an Ecumenical Christian Service
This February 23rd and 24th, the student fellows of Hebrew College’s Boston Interfaith Leadership Initiative (BILI) offered a retreat to local college students entitled, “Religion at the Dinner Ta... Read More
Interreligious Dialogue: Perspectives from Leaders
In this podcast, Méli Solomon, Master of Jewish Liberal Studies candidate at Hebrew College, interviews four religious leaders about the questions and challenges of interreligious dialogue, inclusivi... Read More
You Be You: How to Be Interreligious in Public
I am often the only Buddhist in the room, and usually the only religious professional in the room. As such, I easily brush off the casual misunderstanding of laypeople. But when a fellow chaplain asks... Read More
State of Formation Blogging Fellowship Opportunity
State of Formation Blogging Fellowship A Leadership Development Program for Emerging Religious & Ethical Leaders Sponsors: Boston University School of Theology (BU-STH) and Hebrew College (HC) Pur... Read More
Moses’ Three-Step Model of Social Action
Selective attention, the process of reacting to certain stimuli to the exclusion of others, is a common human experience. As we move about in the world, we focus on certain elements of our environment... Read More