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Readings
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Nancy Nason-Clark
Cathy Holtmann
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Introduction to resources used in teaching and learning about religious diversity in the university classroom.
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Scholars
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Nancy Ammerman
Boston University
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Her research finding concerning Golden Rule Christians.
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James A. Beckford
University of Warwick
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His research on religion and prisons in the UK and in France.
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Peter Beyer University of Ottawa
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His research on emerging ethno-religious groups in Canadian society, in particular in relation to religion among the second generation.
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Peter Beyer
University of Ottawa
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His research on second generation Hindus, Muslims and Buddhists in Canada.
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Donald Boisvert
Concordia University
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His research on religion and sexuality.
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Marie Cornwall
Brigham Young University
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Her sociological research on steelworkers and gender practices among the Latter Day Saints.
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Helen Rose Ebaugh
University of Houston
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Her research on religion and immigrants.
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Marion Goldman
University of Oregon
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Her research on the West Coast of the United States with new religious movements.
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Cathy Holtmann
University of Saskatchewan
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Her research on Catholic women and religious agency.
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Janet Jakobsen Barnard College
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Her work on religion and sexuality in the United States.
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Rebecca Johnson University of Victoria
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How we can better understand people who are different from ourselves through the study of narrative.
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André Laliberté
University of Ottawa
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His research on religion in China and Taiwan.
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Vivian Lee
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Her research on Hong Kong Canadians and Same Sex Marriage.
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Meredith McGuire
Trinity University
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Her research on lived religion in the United States.
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Nancy Nason-Clark
University of New Brunswick
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Her research on religion and domestic violence.
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Nancy Nason-Clark
University of New Brunswick
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She introduces the course SOCI 1593 and explains her research.
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Mary Jo Neitz
University of Missouri
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Her research process and how the relationships between a researcher and her subjects can unexpectedly change.
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Susan Palmer
Dawson College
Concordia University
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Her research and publications on new religious movements.
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Stefania Palmisano
University of Turin
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Her research on new monastic movements.
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Samuel Reimer
Crandall University
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His research on Evangelical Christians in Canada and the United States.
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Heather Shipley
Project Manager, Religion and Diversity Project
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Her journey through academic life and how she became interested in researching gender, religion, sexuality, and the state.
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James Spickard University of Redlands
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Six ways of understanding religion in contemporary society.
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James Spickard
University of Redlands
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His research with the Catholic Worker movement in California.
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Joel Thiessen
Ambrose University College
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His research on active and marginal religious affiliates in Canada.
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Tracy Trothen
Queen's University
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How she became interested in researching subjects related to religion and embodiment.
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Michael Wilkinson
Trinity Western University
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His interest in researching forms of Christianity among new Canadian immigrants, in particular, Pentecostals.
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Patricia Wittberg Indiana University
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Her experience of becoming a researcher and her research on
Catholic women's religious communities.
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Linda Woodhead
Lancaster University
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Her interest in research on religion and how it has led her to understand tactical and strategic agency among religious people.
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Pamela Dickey Young
Queen's University
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Her research on religion and sexuality in Canada.
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Students
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Britt Bauman
PhD, University of Waterloo
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Secularization in Canadian society and the role of churches in public debates on same sex marriage.
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Paul Gareau
PhD, University of Montreal
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His research on religious identity among evangelical Catholic youth in Canada (French).
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| Jolyne Roy PhD Candidate, University of New Brunswick | Her work as a research assistant on creating a bibliography on the topic of Muslim women and domestic violence. |
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Religious Leaders
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Terry Atkinson
Canadian Baptist Pastor
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The challenge for his church in being relevant in the wider community.
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Bill Brennan
Roman Catholic Priest
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A controversy in the contemporary Catholic church.
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Joseph Goldman
Rabbi, Sgoolai Israel Synagogue
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The challenge of marrying within the Jewish community in Canada.
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Keith Joyce
Dean, Anglican Church of Canada
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The challenges of following Jesus in the Anglican Church.
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Adherents
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Charlotte Campbell
Member of the United Church of Canada
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How walking has become a meaningful religious practice for her.
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Robert Larmer Conservative Christian
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Why Ignatian spiritual practices are meaningful for him.
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Lois Mitchell
Employee, Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches
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How some Canadian Baptists are responding to climate change.
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Deanna Moffitt
Seventh Day Adventist
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Why reading scripture is a meaningful religious practice in her life.
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Gloria Paul
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The solace she finds in cathedrals and the need for places of quiet retreat in life.
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Heather
Shambhala Buddhist
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Why meditation is a meaningful religious practice in her life.
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