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The most important thing we do in science is to make it real and important for the people that we’re speaking to.

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DoSER Initiative Focuses on Climate Science and Theology

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This 3-year project will provide grants for seminaries to meaningfully engage forefront climate science in their curriculum and activities.

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Science as Mastery: A Story about Race & Power

WATCH HERE: DoSER's new documentary, "Science as Mastery: A Story about Race & Power," explores the intersection of the history…

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Celebrating All That We Are: A Conversation on Sex, Gender, and Identity

Speakers at the 2022 December Dialogue discussed how to foster constructive conversations about sex, gender and identity in religious and…

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Science for Seminaries

Science for Seminaries is a longstanding DoSER project that offers grants to a diverse group of seminaries so that they…

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Engaging Scientists

The DoSER program actively supports scientists and science communicators in practicing inclusive and impactful engagement with the largely religious public.

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Perceptions Project

Perceptions Project

DoSER partnered with researchers at Rice University to investigate more deeply the relationship between science and Evangelical Christianity and to…

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