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

December Dialogues: December 7, 2022 (5:30pm-7:00pm ET, in-person and virtual)

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What Does It Mean To Be A Scientist?

What does it mean to be a scientist? How do scientists work together, and how do new scientific discoveries interact…

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Engaging Scientists in the Science and Religion Dialogue Final Report

Release of the final report for the Engaging Scientists in the Science and Religion Dialogue project (2016-2021).

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

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

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