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GTU Student Chosen for FASPE Ethics Fellowship

New York, NY — Sakinah Alhabshi, a student of Graduate Theological Union, is one of thirteen seminary students chosen for the 2022 seminary program of the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE). Now in its twelfth year of operation, FASPE provides a unique historical lens to engage graduate students in professional schools as well as early-stage practitioners in six fields (business, journalism, law, design & technology, medicine, and seminary) in an intensive course of study focused on contemporary ethical issues in their professions. The FASPE seminary...
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Call for Proposals: Henry Luce Foundation Grant

The Graduate Theological Union is pleased to announce community grants of up to $5000 as an extension of a generous grant from the Henry Luce Foundation. We welcome proposals from 501(c)(3) organizations in the Bay Area working on the frontlines with communities disproportionately affected by COVID-19, particularly communities of color. We especially encourage proposals from organizations working with issues related to school/education access, homeschooling/tutoring, and technological divides.  For information about the Henry Luce Foundation grant, please see: https://www.gtu.edu/news/henry...
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New GTU Programs Equip Professionals to Engage Religious Diversity

Berkeley, CA - Recent shifts in the religious landscape of North America require fresh approaches from both business professionals and spiritual caregivers who are seeking to negotiate greater religious and cultural diversity. Recent studies show a rising percentage of spiritual “nones” who claim no established religious tradition, a decreasing number of persons who identify as Christian, and increases among populations that bring greater spiritual and religious diversity. These trends create an increased demand for spiritual caregivers and business leaders equipped to engage religious...
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