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Pathways to Peace? Palestine and IsraelHIU has partnered with the University of Hartford's Presidents' College to offer a four-part course titled Pathways to Peace? Palestine and Israel.The course will be offered on four Thursdays in the fall from noon to 1:15 p.m.Two sessions (the first on Sept. 26 and the last on Nov. 14) will take

Interfaith & Interreligious Dialogue
HIU and UHart's Presidents' College Partner to Examine Pathways to PeaceAugust 14, 2024

Josh Ellsworth
Affiliated Faculty
Joshua Ellsworth is a forester and international development practitioner with over 25 years of experience in the fields of sustainable development, ecological restoration, and social change and innovation education. He is particularly interested in how to plan and implement social, organizational, and environmental change in complex multi-stakeholder systems.

Yitzchok Adler
Affiliated Faculty
Rabbi Yitzchok Adler has been the spiritual leader of Beth David Synagogue in West Hartford since 1995, and before then he served communities in Savannah (GA), Chattanooga (TN) and Jacksonville (FL).

Okan Dogan
Affiliated Faculty
Dr. Okan Dogan embarked on his Islamic studies journey in Turkey and finished with a Ph.D. in Islamic Studes at Hartford International University. His specializations encompass Qur’anic recitation, Islamic legal history, and Christian-Muslim relations.

Edward Duffy
Affiliated Faculty
Rev. Dr. Edward Duffy is our resident Greek expert. He has taught New Testament Greek at HIU since 2005. The Rev. Dr. Duffy is also a pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Fairfield, CT, which has a multicultural partnership with three congregations, Korean, Haitian, and Brazilian.

4:00 pm
Poetry and Prose: Of Hartford in Many LightsJoin us at Hartford International University for Religion and Peace to hear authors read poetry and prose from the anthology Of Hartford in Many Lights: Celebrating Hartford's Buildings. The work includes a poem and a prose description about Hartford International's Richard

Zahra Ayubi
Affiliated Faculty
Zahra Ayubi is an associate professor of religion at Dartmouth College. She specializes in women and gender in premodern and contemporary Islamic ethics and has published on gendered concepts of ethics, justice, and religious authority, and on Muslim feminist thought and American Muslim women's experiences.
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