We had our first Telos Magazine annual meeting on Friday, January 15, 2021, gathering distinguished Telos authors and my fellow editorial board members. We shared our thoughts and ideas on current challenges and opportunities in Southwestern Asia and North Africa, and we practically all agreed on the fact that the region needs more than ever … Continue reading Telos Magazine 1st Annual Meeting
واستعرَضَت د. باميلا شرابيّة فكرة مشروع “نبض 2021” والذي يهدف الى اعادةِ احياءِ الواقع اللبناني من خلالِ الفن، حيث كانت كليّة دار الكلمة الجامعية للفنون والثقافة قد أطلقته قبلَ عدّة أيام Read the full article: nidaalwatan, 09-12-2020 Continue reading تفجير بيروت: حكاية أمل وألم … ورشة عمل تركّز على المتضررين واحتياجاتهم النفسيّة والاجتماعيّة
بيت لحم- معا- عقدت أمس كلية دار الكلمة الجامعية للفنونِ والثقافة في بيت لحم مؤتمرها الاقليمي الأول لمناقشة أبحاث علمية تعمل على تطويرِ مناهجَ تدريسية تربوية مُختصة بالتعدديِة وحوار الأديان والثقافات.وشارك في المؤتمر أكثر من 25 من رجال الدين المسلمين والمسيحيين، والعلماء والأكاديميين العرب المتخصصين بالمناهجِ التربوية ومن حَمَلة درجة الدكتوراة وما بعدها، والذين أعدَوا … Continue reading دار الكلمة الجامعية تعقد مؤتمرا حول مناهج تربوية مختصة بالتعددية وحوار الاديان Maannews
Dr. Nadia Wardeh & Dr. Pamela Chrabieh, Cyprus, 2018Interreligious dialogue is all-too-often dominated by religiously authorized patriarchal spokesmen in Southwest Asia. Furthermore, feminists and liberals thinking and doing interreligious dialogue in the academic sphere are marginalized, especially those who forge an arena of religious/interreligious practice or construct a scholarly discourse on religions and interreligious dialogue. … Continue reading Against the Current: Rethinking Gender, Religious Authority and Interreligious Dialogue
Introduction Dar al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture (DAK) and the Christian Academic Forum for Citizenship in the Arab World (CAFCAW) are organizing their sixth international conference on “Higher Education Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East and North Africa” in October 2020. This conference builds on the 2019 “Towards Inclusive Societies” conference, the recommendations … Continue reading Call for Papers – The 6th International Conference on “Higher Education Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East and North Africa”
Our conference’s full report (“Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East” Ayia Napa, Cyprus, October 31 – November 2, 2019) by Karis Ailabouni: “Inclusive societies based on equal rights remain at a distance as the Middle East continues to face radicalized religious and political movements. In light of this, Dar al-Kalima University College of Arts … Continue reading Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East Conference Full Report
My video conference has been screened a few hours ago in Bangkok – Thailand. STANDING TOGETHER IN A WORLD DIVIDED – Consultation developed by the Presbyterian World Mission and the Advisory Committee on Social Witness Policy (ACSWP) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), (PCUSA).Bangkok – Thailand, November 1-6, 2019. My paper will be available in due … Continue reading Standing Together in a World Divided – Bangkok Consultation
Last preparations for the international conference “Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East” in Ayia Napa – Cyprus. Organized by CAFCAW and Dar al Kalima University of Arts and Culture. Oct.31st-Nov. 3rd 2019. Continue reading Towards Inclusive Societies in the Middle East International Conference in Cyprus
Les cas d’étude et de comparaison entre le Canada et le Liban ne sont pas récents, et suscitent encore aujourd’hui l’engouement de plusieurs chercheurs, vu que ces deux pays sont marqués par la diversité religieuse et culturelle. Une diversité qui pourrait constituer un terreau de dissensions, ou une pratique et un horizon de convivialité et … Continue reading Repenser la gestion de la diversité religieuse et culturelle entre le Liban et le Canada
Ce fut un plaisir de revoir et de rencontrer des collègues du Québec, et de modérer la 4e table ronde du colloque “Les communautés de l’Etat du Liban” organisé par le Centre de Recherche sur les Minorités au Moyen-Orient (RCMME) et le Centre de Recherche Société, Droit et Religions de l’Université de Sherbrooke. Avec les … Continue reading Au colloque “Les communautés de l’Etat du Liban” à l’USEK
