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What Is the Wilmette Institute’s University Initiative?
Wilmette Institute's plans are still developing, but currently we are pursuing five lines of action: 1. The Institute plans to[...]
“Religion and Public Discourse in an Age of Transition”
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Stephen Powers
Stephen Powers, Ph.D. (Education), University of Arizona, post-doctoral studies in research methods at University of Michigan and Oxford University. He[...]
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by Robert H. Stockman, Director, Wilmette Institute Thanks to a large five-year financial commitment, the Wilmette Institute is preparing for[...]
What Did the Survey on the Courses for the Bicentenary of the Birth of the Báb Show?
When the Wilmette Institute launched its first-ever survey, it had no idea what to expect. But, since the survey asked[...]
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Learner Feedback
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“The later units of the course (Mitigating Climate Change, Discourse about Climate Change, and Service and Social Action) have begun to reshape my thinking about what I can do as an individual, as a member of a community of faith, and as a member of the greater society to work to address the climate crisis.”
Brad James
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“Why I Took the Course on Racism. I am working on putting together a “musical fireside” about race, and I took this course Racism in America: The Most Challenging Issue in an effort to see what other Bahá’ís were doing to educate members of our own communities. I believe that we need to strengthen understanding and application of racial justice within the Bahá’í community”
Katharine Key
