
Latest Article
Global Plus: An Active Faith May Hold the Key to a Longer, Healthier Life
Two of the IARJ's top journalists report on a wide range of research that suggests active involvement in religion promotes health and well being. They…
Article Category
Latest Article
Global Plus: An Active Faith May Hold the Key to a Longer, Healthier Life
Two of the IARJ's top journalists report on a wide range of research that suggests active involvement in religion promotes health and well being. They…
APRIL 2020—The International Association of Religion Journalists (IARJ) is proud to announce that we have formed a new board effective immediately.
Investigative journalist Erick Kabendera, a founding member of the International Association of Religion Journalists (IARJ), has been released from…
Decade of Actionon Healthy Ageing begins, 2 IARJ co-founders join a global forum in Rome
The IARJ's Elisa Di Benedetto reports on a landmark conference in Rome that brought together 250 religious leaders, healthcare experts and…
Is there an inexorable trend toward secularization in the West as younger generations in nations from the U.S. to Switzerland are less likely to affiliate with organized…
IARJ Executive Director Endy Bayuni, known around the world for his work as Senior Editor at the Jakarta Post, was in Washington D.C…
Marking this year’s United Nations World Press Freedom Day on May 3—I represented the IARJ on State of Belief, a global radio-and-internet broadcast, to…
Many researchers were startled by new reports that the Western trend toward secularism is also crossing the U.S., generation by…
In Part 1 of a Global:Plus report on anti-Semitism, Rachel Kohn looks at a dangerous rise in this centuries-old hatred across Australia and New Zealand. She also…
In Part 2 of a Global:Plus report on anti-Semitism, Pedro Brieger looks at the rise in the Americas. He writes, "To combat anti-Semitism, we must both recognize its historical roots and the various…