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IARJ Conference explores Journalism and Religion in Central and Eastern Europe
Religion is often at the heart of European news, related to issues including migration, politics, culture and public life. To explore these complex topics, the…
BOLOGNA, Italy, March 3, 2019—The International Association of Religion Journalists (IARJ) and the Fondazione per le Scienze…
As we continue our series of profiles of our IARJ Regional Representatives, we share inspiring words from Elisa Di Benedetto (our representative for Europe). Even though she focuses on…
This latest Global Plus column comes from the journalist with the closest, ongoing access to Pope Francis: Sergio Rubin…
The IARJ not only fully complies with the EU's new data protection law—we welcome it. In this new column, we explain why journalists around the world…
IARJ European board member María-Paz López takes us inside a conference exploring the role journalists can play in…
IARJ member Bhavya Srivastava, a journalist from India, is a 2018 KAICIID Fellow. He writes about the hopes for peacemaking among his colleagues in a recent training…
For hundreds of millions of Muslims, Sharia is a way or a path to divine understanding that enables human beings to reach their full potential. So why does so much public conversation about “sharia” or “sharia…
This series of occasional news items, IARJ @ Work, highlights the many ways our members are active around the world. In this item, India's Bhavya Srivastava describes his…
Who are the nonreligious? Depending on how they are counted, the nonreligious today may be considered the world’s third largest ‘religion,’ trailing only Christianity and Islam. They…
