In this installment of our webinar series, NCF collaborators Joel Thiessen & Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme discuss their book None of the Above: Nonreligious Identity in the US and Canada.
This is the first in a series of workshops this fall targeting key questions linked to the study of nonreligion and also the first in a series exploring the unique dimensions of nonreligion in each of our 7 research sites.
The fifth installment in our webinar series with author Conrad Hackett (Pew Research Center).
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The fourth installment of our webinar series with authors Stephen LeDrew (Memorial University of Newfoundland), and Evelina Lundmark (Uppsala University).
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Jacqui Frost (University of Minnesota), Joel Thiessen (Ambrose University) and Ryan T. Cragun (The University of Tampa) shared their experiences with building a strong online profile. To read some tips from their presentations, click here.
On March 26th – 27th 2020, we held a virtual workshop with our partner organization, Pew Research Center. The workshop was designed to allow NCF team members to draw on the center’s expertise in quantitative international studies, in order to better understand the strategies, advantages and limitations involved in these studies as we launch our international research projects. (more…)
Guest Speaker: Mathilde Vanasse-Pelletier, University of ottawa
Seminar Series: Building Bridges, Lunch and Learn
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Guest Speaker: David Koussens
Lecture Series: Critical Thinkers in Religion, Law, and Social Theory
This was the project’s second graduate student workshop, led by Brazilian research team member, Dr. Camila Silva Nicácio, and titled ‘Research and Disciplinary Boundaries’. In this day-long workshop, Dr. Nicácio led ten graduate students from the Sociology, Anthropology and Religious Studies and Classics departments at the University of Ottawa in an exploration of the benefits, complexities and difficulties that surround interdisciplinarity.
Guest Speaker: Bertrand Lavoie, University of Sherbrooke
Seminar Series: Building Bridges, Lunch and Learn