Loeb Institute of Religious Freedom Lecture Series [Recommended Event]

“Before the First Amendment guaranteed freedom of religion in the U.S., President George Washington was an early advocate for religious minorities. President Washington’s legacy as a champion of religious freedom and the inclusion of all faiths will be sustained through the establishment of the Loeb Institute at GW.”

March 2 Is It a ‘Muslim Ban’?: What Pres. Trump’s Executive Order Really Means for Citizens, Permanent Residents, and Travelers

Timothy Keefer (former Chief Counsel for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Homeland Security; Washington & Lee Law)

6-7 PM, Monroe Hall 428 (Sigelman Seminar Room)

March 7, The ‘Status Quo’ and its Discontents: Religion, Law, and Society in Israel

Yaakov Ariel (UNC-Chapel Hill)

12-1:30 PM, Monroe Hall 428 (Sigelman Seminar Room)

March 10, Are Judaism and Christianity Compatible with Democracy? Why Decent People Take Scripture Seriously But Not Literally

Andrew Sabl (Yale)

12-1:30 PM, Monroe Hall 428 (Sigelman Seminar Room)

These events are free and open to the public.