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SUMMARY:Religious Responses to Covid-19 in the US Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:\nYou are invited for a timely roundtable discussion on reli
gion and COVID-19. Scholars will address pressing questions about the ro
le religion has played in an array of responses to the pandemic within M
uslim\, Jewish\, Evangelical\, Native American\, and African American co
mmunities in the United States. Details are below. Please share widely a
nd \;encourage your students to attend.\n\nSpeakers:\n\nBrenda Child
(University of Minnesota)\, &ldquo\;When Native Art is Medicine&rdquo\;
\n\nTravis Cooper (Butler University)\, &ldquo\;Evangelicals in Quaranti
ne: Pandemic Responses \;Mainstream and Marginal&rdquo\;\n\nMarcia H
ermansen (Loyola University Chicago)\, &ldquo\;American Muslim Negotiati
ons of \;Authority in a Time of Coronavirus Precarity&rdquo\;\n\nTer
ri Laws (University of Michigan -Dearborn)\, &ldquo\;Black Coronavirus V
accine Hesitancy?&rdquo\;\n\nShaul Magid (Dartmouth)\, &ldquo\;Politics
and Fear: Jewish Responses to COVID-19"\;\n\nFor more details: https
://events.la.psu.edu/event/religious-responses_covid-19/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:You are invited
for a timely roundtable discussion on religion and COVID-19. Scholars w
ill address pressing questions about the role religion has played in an
array of responses to the pandemic within Muslim, Jewish, Evangelical, N
ative American, and African American communities in the United States. D
etails are below. Please share widely and encourage your students t
o attend.
Speakers:
Brenda Child (University o
f Minnesota), “When Native Art is Medicine”
Travis
Cooper (Butler University), “Evangelicals in Quarantine: Pande
mic Responses Mainstream and Marginal”
Marcia Herman
sen (Loyola University Chicago), “American Muslim Negotiations
of Authority in a Time of Coronavirus Precarity”
Te
rri Laws (University of Michigan -Dearborn), “Black Coronaviru
s Vaccine Hesitancy?”
Shaul Magid (Dartmouth), &ldquo
;Politics and Fear: Jewish Responses to COVID-19"
For more de
tails: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/religious-responses_covid-19/
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