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New article by Lab Research Manager in Religions
Religions recently published a new article co-authored by Lab Research Manager Amy Lawton. The abstract of the article is below, and you can find the full article in open access here. The article's two other authors are Lab Research Assistant Adah Anderson and Lab Director Wendy Cadge. Lawton, Amy, Adah Anderson, and Wendy Cadge. 2023.…
New article by Lab Director in JAAR
Journal of the American Academy of Religion recently published a new article co-authored by Lab Director Wendy Cadge. The abstract of the article is below, and you can find the full article here. Carolina P Seigler, Wendy Cadge, "How Organizational Leaders Negotiate Religious Differences: Frameworks of Mandate and Interpersonal Care," Journal of the American Academy of…
New podcast on Jewish chaplaincy
NAJC is excited to announce its new podcast, NeshamaCast! This periodic podcast, led by NAJC Board member Rabbi Ed Bernstein, BCC, will feature interviews with subjects involved in the fields of chaplaincy and Jewish spiritual care. NAJC invites you to listen to each episode to gain insights and wisdom you can take back to your…
Workplace Wellness
Join contributors to Workplace Wellness: From Resiliency to Suicide Prevention and Grief Management: A Practical Guide to Supporting Healthcare Professionals (Springer International, 2023) for a discussion of this recent, vital publication. The Lab community can order at a 20% discount using the code found in this PDF. Participants will learn about the particular workplace needs of…
Call for applications: CIL Journalism Fellows
Chaplaincy Innovation Lab Fellowship in Spiritual Care Journalism Application deadline: September 30, 2023 The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab seeks applications from journalists to join a team that will profile recipients of chaplaincy and spiritual care. These profiles are part of an academic project studying opportunities for spiritual care across the American population with particular attention to interfaith encounters.…
Survey for queer-identifying chaplains
As part of the ongoing research project "Queer Calls to Chaplaincy" into the experiences of LGBTQIA2S+ chaplains, we invite anyone who is working as a chaplain, whether in a paid or volunteer capacity, to respond to our survey about queer chaplains and their experiences. Visit the Qualtrics survey here. If you are eligible to complete…