These are general posts about news and events of interest to ISSRNC members.
by Issrnc Admin · Published July 30, 2024
Environmental Philosophy, the journal of the International Association for Environmental Philosophy, announces a memorial issue (guest editors, David Utsler and Brian Treanor) dedicated to the work of Prof. Forrest Clingerman (1972 –2024).
by Issrnc Admin · Published July 13, 2024 · Last modified July 17, 2024
We’re happy to welcome aboard our new board members. Keep reading to learn a bit more about each. We’d also like to thank our former board members whose terms ended, which includes Elizabeth Allison, Dan Smyer Yu, Susannah Crockford, Carol Wayne White, Elonda Clay, and Jessica Beaudette.
by Issrnc Admin · Published September 26, 2023
Calls for truly ecological societies have grown increasingly urgent. This conference will explore the many questions that arise from the apparent continuing philosophical and scientific indigestibility of mythology, ritual and practice.
by Issrnc Admin · Published February 27, 2023
Below you can find copies of the main ISSRNC conference events and the livestreamed panels.
by Issrnc Admin · Published December 28, 2022
Dear ISSRNC Conference Participants: As the new year approaches and the 2023 Conference draws near, here are some brief reminders and some exciting...
by Issrnc Admin · Published December 6, 2022
The following conference call for papers from the Institute for American Religious and Philosophical Thought (IARPT) may be of interest to some of...
by Issrnc Admin · Published December 1, 2022
Job Opening: Assistant Professor of Religion and Society Drew University Theological School invites applications for the tenure-track position of Assistant Professor of Religion...
by Issrnc Admin · Published June 16, 2022
A series of workshops on religion and ecology that may be of interest to our members, including a talk by scholar and ISSRNC board member Dan Smyer Yü on June 25: “A Public Theology of the Anthropocene: Deep Freedom of the Sacred and Sentient Earth.”
