The Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs

The Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs The center promotes scholarship & dialogue at the intersection of religion, ethics & global issues.

The Berkley Center is at the heart of a university-wide effort to make Georgetown a global leader in the interdisciplinary study of religion and the advancement of interreligious understanding.

Georgetown Global Dialogues | The Human Impact of the AI Revolution | Pope Francis on Our AI Future: April Newsletter -
04/30/2026

Georgetown Global Dialogues | The Human Impact of the AI Revolution | Pope Francis on Our AI Future: April Newsletter -

From March 28-30, 2026, the Georgetown Global Dialogues and the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona welcomed leading thinkers from the Global South to Spain in order to reflect on pressing global challenges and how to draw on the world's cultural, philosophical, and spiritual traditions ...

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 46 -
04/15/2026

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 46 -

The Problem of God | Faith and Culture with Hisham Matar | The Culture of Encounter and Democracy: March Newsletter -
03/31/2026

The Problem of God | Faith and Culture with Hisham Matar | The Culture of Encounter and Democracy: March Newsletter -

At our March 17 event with Georgetown University Press, Berkley Center Senior Research Fellow Erin Cline discussed her new book The Problem of God: The Challenges of Faith, Religion, and Spirituality Today (2026) in a conversation with Rev. Otto Hentz, S.J., moderated by Berkley Center Director T...

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 45 -
03/18/2026

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 45 -

Democracy and the Culture of Encounter | Rethinking Religious Freedom | Global Citizenship Alumni Ambassadors: February ...
02/27/2026

Democracy and the Culture of Encounter | Rethinking Religious Freedom | Global Citizenship Alumni Ambassadors: February Newsletter -

At our February 20 event, the Berkley Center's Thomas Banchoff and Paul Elie were joined by two leading democratic theorists, Robert Talisse and Nadia Urbinati, for a conversation about Pope Francis' call for a culture of encounter and how it relates to our crisis of democracy in both the United Sta...

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 44 -
02/18/2026

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 44 -

An American Pope | Religion in El Salvador | The Future of International Development: January Newsletter -
01/30/2026

An American Pope | Religion in El Salvador | The Future of International Development: January Newsletter -

In a January 6 New Yorker essay, Senior Fellow Paul Elie profiles the vision of Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pontiff, highlighting his focus on social justice, migration, and unity.  Read the essay

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 43 -
01/21/2026

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 43 -

Ignatian Spirituality as Reparative Practice | Reading the Signs of Our Times | Best Books of 2025: December Newsletter ...
12/23/2025

Ignatian Spirituality as Reparative Practice | Reading the Signs of Our Times | Best Books of 2025: December Newsletter -

For Pope Francis, Ignatian spirituality could help us change our hearts and lives so that we might change the world. A new Berkley Forum series considers how Ignatian spirituality can help repair the wounds caused by racism and defend the sacredness of every human life. Read the reflections

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 42 -
12/17/2025

Global Interfaith Monitor No. 42 -

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