Conferences on Faith and Public Policy
Since its founding in 1997, the Pepperdine School of Public Policy has endeavored to expand and enrich traditional academic concepts of public policy. Leading thinkers, practitioners, and theologians are invited to discuss the dynamic and vital relationship between faith and public policy.
2004 The sixth conference on "Faith and Public Policy" examined the role of contemporary American churches, synagogues, mosques, and temples in nurturing, educating, and encouraging immigrants' successful integration into American society. Although religious institutions have always played a critical role, the challenge is perhaps more daunting given the enormous diversity of our current immigrant population. This conference featured the results of an in-depth research study led by Davenport Institute fellow Gregory Rodriquez. |
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