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Chaplaincy in the News – May 24, 2021
We feature here news from the world of spiritual care as it’s been covered in the broader media in recent days. Have a story you’d like us to share? Let us know!…
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New York Times: Chaplains in the MTA
From Diana Kruzman, writing for The New York Times: Ms. Morton occupies a rare niche — the M.T.A., which runs New York’s subway, buses and two commuter rails, is one of the few…
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Partner opportunity: Chaplaincy Deconstructed
From our partners at Daring Compassion: We are thrilled to announce our 2021 Daring Compassion Movement Chaplaincy Virtual Symposium! The 2021 Daring Compassion Movement Chaplaincy Deconstructed Symposium is a series of online…
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International Perspectives on Humanist Chaplaincy
In collaboration with University of Humanistic Studies, Mount Sinai & Chaplaincy Innovation Lab Chaplains from all over the world encounter patients and clients whose worldviews can be characterized as multireligious and (post)secular.…
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Post-doc opportunity: Emory University
From Emory University: A postdoctoral fellow position is available with the Emory University School of Medicine’s department of Family and Preventative Medicine and the department of Spiritual Health in the Woodruff Health…
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Black and Buddhist book wins 2020 Nautilus Award
Black and Buddhist: What Buddhism Can Teach Us about Race, Resilience, Transformation, and Freedom (Shambala, 2020), edited by Pamela Ayo Yetunde and Lab Scholar-in-Residence Cheryl Giles, has received the 2020 Nautilus Gold Award…
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Resilience grantee featured in Inspire Magazine
Inspire, from Providence General Foundation, has published an article on the work of Rev. Kenneth Chukwu. Chukwu is a recipient of a Henry Luce Foundation / Chaplaincy Innovation Lab Building and Supporting…
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Buddhist Chaplaincy in the US: State of the Field
While Buddhist chaplains have been active in North America for over ten years, no one really knows how many there are, how they are educated, or where they work – until now!…
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Chaplains and Imagination at Great Ormond Street Hospital
Sofia Pauca is a graduating senior at Princeton University. She invites feedback and comments at smpauca@gmail.com. The chapel at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children is a space both built for and…
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Army chaplains struggle to support soldiers in Burkina Faso conflict
From Sam Mednick at Associated Press: In interviews in the Center-North and in Ouagadougou, the capital, military chaplains told The Associated Press that they are stretched thin by the unprecedented conflict and…
