Center for the Study of World Religions

The CSWR building is closed to the public as of March 16, 2020. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Video: Contesting the Local in the Global: African Christianities Within the Religious Cosmos

Afe Adogame discusses the role of African Christianity in the religious cosmos in the Center's Hackett Lecture.
Video: The Intelligence Revolution and the New Attention Economy: An Ethical Singularity

Peter Hershock makes the case that realizing more humane global futures depends on developing compassionate ethical creativity.
Video: Becoming the Beloved Community in the Midst of Domestic Terror

The Rev. Dr. Joan R. Harrell gives a womanist critique of a racist campaign of domestic terror in the United States.

Events

Featured Event

All CSWR public events are postponed until the fall. Please rejoin us later in the year.

Mission

Professor Charles Stang. Photo: Justin Knight

Professor Charles M. Stang
Director, CSWR

The CSWR seeks to promote the study of the world’s religions in their classical and contemporary forms, serving both as a residential community of students and scholars and an international “think tank” in the study of religion.

Thirteen apartments located within the CSWR are available for rent by students and affiliates of Harvard University by application to the Center.

Sherah Bloor

PhD student Sherah Bloor speaks on her work in poetry, philosophy, religion, and community.

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The CSWR building is closed to the public as of March 16, 2020. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Video: Contesting the Local in the Global: African Christianities Within the Religious Cosmos

Video: The Intelligence Revolution and the New Attention Economy: An Ethical Singularity

Video: Becoming the Beloved Community in the Midst of Domestic Terror

Events

Featured Event

Mission

Residence

Featured Resident

Sherah Bloor

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