
Religious Freedom | Comparative Law and Religion | Eastern Europe Associate Director, BYU International Center for Law and Religion Studies @iclrsorg
Provo, Utah, USA
Joined October 2013
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BYU is hosting its Religious Freedom Annual Review June 17 on religion, peace, and social flourishing. Register at religiousfreeedom.byu.edu #ReligiousFreedom @Lawrenc40615262 @steventcollis @shaylynromney @TalmageBoston
Looking forward to our Annual Review next week! religiousfreedom.byu.edu/ Camille Johnson @Ch_JesusChrist, Imam Arafat, Ryan Burge @ryanburge, Fred Davie @FredDavieUSCIRF, Chris Butler @Christhecitizen, and Bonnie Cordon. @BonnieHCordo @iclrsorg @BYU @BYULaw
Our upcoming Religious Freedom Annual review has two sessions on podcasting's impact on building religious communities in the U.S. Join us online or in person!
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We cordially invite you to join us on June 15th for the 2023 Religious Freedom Annual Review. This year's theme is "Religious Communities: Worshipping, Serving, and Learning Together."
CLE Credit is available.
Register here:
religiousfreedom.byu.edu/reg…
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Two days remain to apply to the Oxford Young Scholars Fellowship, taking place July 17th to August 4th of this year.
Apply here:
iclrs-ox.org/submit-applicat…
Learn about value of this program here:
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I encourage early-career professors and others with a strong interest in religion and law to consider applying for our Center's 3-week summer program at Oxford. Thanks to some generous donors, we are able to offer full scholarships to many students.
iclrs-ox.org/submit-applicat…
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Today the Constitutional Court of Ukraine declared constitutional the law forcing the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, which is/was affiliated with the Moscow Patriarchate, to change its name into something like "The ROC in Ukraine".
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Our blog's latest interview with @NazilaGhanea on FoRB and gender equality. @Matteoc9, we touched upon your book.
talkabout.iclrs.org/2022/12/…
Join us for an @osce_odihr discussion with @NazilaGhanea @dlgriffiths @EKCassidy, Michael Weiner (OHCHR), & Isabella Sargsyan, "Freedom of religion or belief trends: Looking back over 2022 and forward into 2023" osce.org/node/533522
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WATCH: Sutherland Institute's William C. Duncan and @iclrsorg's @ProfEAClark discuss why it's so difficult to talk about religious freedom issues in today's society and how people can do so productively. #utpol #religiousfreedom
youtu.be/clVpBhnTK08
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Reverend Marian Edmonds-Allen, Judge Thomas B. Griffith, and Daniel Benson will be addressing the audience of the presentation on "Advancing Religious Freedom in a Divided America" taking place this Tuesday.
Learn more here:
iclrs.org/advancing-religion…
@SutherlandInst
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The International Center for Law and Religion Studies is pleased to host Judge Thomas B Griffith, in partnership with the Sutherland Institute (@SutherlandInst). He will be presenting on the topic of Advancing Religious Freedom in a Divided America. Registration is not required.
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We kindly invite you to join us on Zoom for the presentation of our preliminary report.
The event will be held in English and the report will be sent to the participants' emails.
To join the event, please, fill in the Google form: forms.gle/jfoUq5WzYa2PhnkT6
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Nury Turkel (@nuryturkel), Chair of the U.S. Commission on
International Religious Freedom, will be presenting during the opening session of the 29th Annual International Law and Religion Symposium.
Learn more about the event here:
iclrs.org/annual-internation…
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The Religion and the Rule of Law certificate course was held September 5-6, 2022 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Excellent topics, world-class speakers, dynamic responses from participants, and a friendly atmosphere. Big Thanks to @KZAmbUS and @ErzhanKazykhan for support – at Kazakhstan
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It’s a pleasure to host the Uzbek delegation including representatives of Committee for Religious Affairs, Center of Islamic Civilizations, Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, International Islamic Academy, International Center named after Imam Moturidiy at the conference in Almaty.
Such a pleasure to be with friends and colleagues in Kazakhstan.
Replying to @ProfEAClark
@ProfEAClark speaking at the Religion and the Rule of Law certificate corse opening ceremony
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So it beings. Religion and the Rule of Law certificate course in Almaty with @ProfEAClark @MarkHillQC @iclrsorg – at Kazakhstan
My article "The Impact of Religion and Religious Organizations" has hit the top 10 SSRN downloads in 18 topics and ejournals, including law and religion, law & culture, public law - constitutional law, philosophy of religion, rights and liberties, social & political philosophy.
sociological and political theory on the social goods and pro-social values religious belief, practice, and communities foster. While recognizing that, for its practitioners, religion has its own internal logic and rationales, I hope to start a discussion
about the social benefits of religion and account for some of the significant ways in which religion contributes to society. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…

















