Religion in New York
This seminar explores the complex roles of religious groups, practices, and movements in New York City's present and past through multiple disciplinary perspectives, including sociology, history, urban planning, theology, and visual and material cultures. Members' work and scholarship investigates numerous topics, including the varying role of religion in transnational and global migration, interfaith organizing and civic engagement, and the impact of religious congregations and groups in rapidly changing urban neighborhoods.
Seminar: #715
Founded: 2007
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Seminar Administration
Chair:
Courtney Bender
Associate Professor
Columbia University, Department of Religion
cb337@columbia.edu
Rapporteur:
Daniel Vaca
Doctoral Candidate
Columbia University, Department of Religion
dv2168@columbia.edu
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