Religion and Social Movements (ICRSM-26)

This track explores the role of faith-based organizations in driving social change through activism. It will examine case studies of successful initiatives that have mobilized communities around social justice issues.

This session focuses on the ways religious communities engage in civic activities and influence public policy. Participants will discuss the implications of civic engagement for democratic participation and community development.

This track investigates the potential of interfaith dialogue as a tool for peacebuilding in diverse societies. It will highlight successful interfaith initiatives that have fostered understanding and cooperation among different religious groups.

This session examines the principles of ethical leadership within religious movements and their impact on social activism. Discussions will focus on the moral frameworks that guide leaders in promoting social justice.

This track delves into the intersection of community organizing and various faith traditions. It will explore how religious beliefs and practices inform strategies for grassroots mobilization and social advocacy.

This session addresses the relationship between cultural studies and the formation of religious identities. Participants will analyze how cultural narratives shape the practices and beliefs of religious communities.

This track investigates the political engagement of religious groups and their influence on electoral processes. It will consider the motivations behind political participation and its effects on policy outcomes.

This session explores the role of religious ethics in advocacy efforts aimed at social change. It will highlight how ethical considerations inform the strategies and goals of advocacy campaigns.

This track examines the narratives constructed by social movements and their religious underpinnings. Participants will discuss how these narratives mobilize support and shape public perception.

This session focuses on the impact of religion in shaping global social movements across various contexts. It will analyze how religious ideologies contribute to collective action and transnational solidarity.

This track addresses the challenges and opportunities that arise when faith intersects with public policy. Discussions will focus on the implications of faith-based perspectives in shaping policy decisions and governance.