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Over the next month, Prayag Kumbh Mela will be the world’s largest peaceful congregation of people.
This Hindu pilgrimage festival is so vast that journalists are challenged to cover its scope.
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Over the next month, Prayag Kumbh Mela will be the world’s largest peaceful congregation of people.
This Hindu pilgrimage festival is so vast that journalists are challenged to cover its scope.
Long-time IARJ member Prince Charles Dickson, PhD, writes about the complex issues involved in covering religion in Nigeria.
IARJ members from South Asia discuss the challenges of covering religious extremism in this region of the world.
Our IARJ colleagues are active in many media networks around the world, including the Religion & Media Interest…
The IARJ's Douglas Todd reports on discussions at the latest International Center for Law and Religion Studies…
IARJ board member Pedro Brieger writes about the evolving relationship between the papacy and Latin America.
Larbi Megari, an Algerian journalist, scholar and leader in groundbreaking efforts to lift up international reporting on religion, will be inducted into the International…
In this column in our "News and Views" series, IARJ board member Prince Charles Dickson describes the complex structure of religion and…
In our fifth global discussion about religion and politics, IARJ members from North America discuss common misconceptions about the complex influence of…
In our second "IARJ News and Views" column, our IARJ Sub-Saharan Africa Representative Yazeed Kamaldien writes about his…