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A preview of what's ahead in the next season of our podcast, Sacred & Profane.

A conversation with filmmakers, Ángeles Cruz and Federico Cuatlacuatl.

The American political scene today is poisonously divided. Why do a vast majority of white evangelicals play a powerful role in the disunion?

A panel discussion on the variety and vitality of lives in China, where religion is often tightly controlled.

What's your story? Join the Lab's cohort of student research collaborators and delve into the world of multi-media production to explore religion, race, and global democracy.

A film screening and conversation exploring the relationship between religious polarization, political propaganda, corporate deal-making, and environmental injustice.

The sounds of gospel swell through the films of Micah Ariel Watson (UVA '18). Revisit this Black History Month screening event, with the filmmaker and UVA's Ashon Crawley in a post-screening conversation.

A panel discussion on how religion and protest are playing an important role in the ever-shifting political landscape in Hong Kong.

Why did so many faith leaders turn away from supporting the environment?

Sarah Milov spoke with Slate.com about Big Oil and Big Tobacco, the innovations and flaws of nonsmokers’ protest methods, and the unique challenges facing climate activists.

A new 2021 J-Term course offering.

The Religion, Race & Democracy Lab and Butlerfilms presented their new documentary, God $ Green: An Unholy Alliance at the 2020 Virginia Film Festival.