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Join the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab and the Fetzer Institute as they continue the lecture series Race, Ethnicity, and the Work of Spiritual Care. In this second session, we will discuss the history of Black chaplaincy in the US, the results of an intensive interview project with chaplains of color, and the future of the field. […]

Sponsored by the Fetzer Institute, this spiritual care lecture series treats the historical development and current work of African Americans and spiritual care in the US. The series is part of a pilot project to support and build networks for spiritual care providers of color and will focus on the expertise, compassion, and care African […]

The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab is grateful to this webinar's sponsors for their support: ACPE: The Standard for Spiritual Care & Education; Association of Professional Chaplains; National Association of Catholic Chaplains; Neshama - Association of Jewish Chaplains; and American Society for Health Care Human Resource Administration. Chaplains are increasingly being approached to discuss or support applications […]

  Join Su Yon Pak (Union Theological Seminary) and Mychal Springer (New York-Presbyterian Hospital) as they discuss their new edited volume "Sisters in Mourning." Caring for their mothers at the end of their lives and grieving for them after their deaths brought them together. Seven women from diverse racial, cultural, and religious traditions with differing […]

Part of the program Building and Supporting Resilience among Frontline Providers, funded by the Henry Luce Foundation, this webinar discusses a groundbreaking project at Keene State College. The project addresses two important needs in the Keene State College community: directed spiritual care related to the COVID-19 pandemic for faculty and staff, and opportunities for restorative […]

Although chaplains are quite familiar with using technology, the competencies of providing telechaplaincy are not so evident. This webinar is not intended to cover all of the competencies of telechaplaincy, but to inform you of how to assess your competency and to provide you a broad overview of the competencies of telechaplaincy. While the legal […]

Join the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab and the Albert & Jessie Danielsen Institute for a discussion on free, online support groups offered for chaplains in 2020 and 2021 with the support of the Henry Luce Foundation. We'll discuss emergent themes, why the intervention is successful, and how the field should consider implementing the model more broadly. […]