44th Annual Conference
Beyond Critique to Constructive Engagement
Virtual
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3,300
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- Conference Theme Statement
- Call for Presentations
Developing an approach to discourse: The experience of the Office of Public Affairs
Tschika McBean, May Lample, James Samimi-Farr
What Is Knowledge?: Thoughts from a Baha’i Working Group in Africana Studies
Anthony Outler, Angelita Reyes, Masud Olufani, Layli Maparyan
Justice: A path to unity
Layli Miller-Muro
Constructing social reality: An inquiry into the normative foundations of social change
Michael Karlberg
Arts & Community
Jacqueline Claire, Isobel LeBlanc, Anne Gordon Perry
“The utmost loving-kindness”: Discerning a framework for the treatment of animals in the Bahá’í Writings
Michael Sabet
Authentic dialogue, moral empowerment, and civilization-building
Glen Cotten
University education, emerging sciences, and public discourse around artificial intelligence
Farzin Aghdasi
Exploring new models of corporate responsibility, accountability, and collaboration to address current global crises
Emily Chew, Nabil Elias, Jean Parker
New Black Power: Constructive Resilience and the Efforts of African American Bahá’ís
Derik Smith
“Knowledge is a veritable treasure”: The present and future of Bahá’í contributions to libraries, archives, and museums
Lev Rickards, Lorraine Sheldon, Ed Sevcik, PJ Andrews, May Lample
Defining health beyond clinical care: A case study of community building activities to address the social determinants of health
Shahrzad Saririan, Farshad Fani Marvasti
Global health threats in the 21st century: A root cause analysis
Sepideh Taheri
Media as a Consultative Instrument
Nwandi Lawson, Nathan Davis, Nava Kavelin
Breaking free of an epistemology of white ignorance
Elizabeth Allen
The social and spiritual implications of the pandemic
Hoda Mahmoudi, Mojgan Sami, Thomas Ponniah
Making a New Reality
Kamal Sinclair
