What Lies Ahead? A Community Conversation on the New Administration

Event description

  • Academic events
  • Free
  • Inclusion
  • Open to the public

 

A Panel Discussion

We invite you to join us for a dynamic conversation about how the incoming administration may shape key policies and civic life. A panel of faculty experts will deliver brief presentations addressing these essential questions: What can we expect? What are some concerns and challenges to watch for? What are your hopes? How can we engage civically? 

Following the presentations, the floor will open for a community Q&A, giving you the chance to ask questions and participate in meaningful dialogue. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights, discuss pressing issues and explore ways to stay informed and involved.


Recovering Truth: Religion, Journalism and Democracy in a Post-Truth Era is a project of the Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict that is supported by a generous grant from the Henry Luce Foundation’s Program in Theology. 


Panelists


S Rouse
Stella Rouse

Director
Hispanic Research Center

Migration and Immigration Issues


 

D Rothenberg
Daniel Rothenberg

Co-Director
Future Security Initiative

Defense and Foreign Policy


 

T Fessenden
Tracy Fessenden

Director of Strategic Initiatives
Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict 

Gender and Women's Issues


 

J Carlson
John Carlson

Director
Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict

Civil Religion, Civic Virtue and American Exceptionalism


Moderator


JM Sianghio
John Marc Sianghio

Assistant Director
Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict
 


Logistics

This event is hosted by the Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict and will take place on the ASU Tempe campus in the Pima Auditorium (Room 230) of the Memorial Union, and will be live-streamed through the Center's YouTube channel and on ASU Live. Whether you plan to participate via livestream or in person, we appreciate you taking a moment to register. Your confirmation email will provide detailed directions to the venue, including parking information and key livestream details. The lecture will consist of a moderated discussion with Center professors, followed by audience Q&A and a reception offering light refreshments.

Registration details:

  • Free and open to all.
  • Register to guarantee your seat.
  • For classes or other groups, please contact us directly with your request.

 

Additional information

Event contact

Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict
480-727-7195
csrc@asu.edu
Date

Thursday, January 23, 2025

Doors open at 4 p.m.
Time

4:30 pm5:45 pm (MST)

Location

Memorial Union Pima Auditorium

Cost

Free