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Religion & Theology Program Grants is sponsored by Henry Luce Foundation. The Henry Luce Foundation's Religion & Theology Program supports knowledge makers who reconsider accepted histories, weave new narratives, and imagine alternative futures. The program awards grants primarily to organizations and institutions for dedicated projects, and can also provide more flexible funding.
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Religion & Theology Program - Henry Luce Foundation Our Programs Religion & Theology Grantee: Public Theology and Racial Justice Collaborative. Vanderbilt University. DEEPENING KNOWLEDGE, CULTIVATING CURIOSITY, PURSUING WISDOM We seek to deepen public knowledge of religion and to draw on the wisdom of faith traditions to advance shared understanding.
Partnering with scholars of religion, faith leaders, journalists, artists, museum curators, and communities of faith, our work strengthens understanding of the great diversity of American religion, promotes more curious and civil public conversations, and stimulates faith-rooted efforts to envision and build a more just, compassionate, and democratic world.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations and institutions involved in the study of religion and theology. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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