IPI religion initiative senior fellow Chris Seiple gave the 22nd annual Templeton Lecture on Religion and World Affairs on October 30th, 2018. In the lecture he explores differences between faith and

International Policy Institute senior fellows Chris Seiple (Religion) and Jessica Beyer (Cybersecurity) are teaching innovative courses winter quarter of 2019. Chris Seiple will teach Cross-Cultural Religious Literacy (JSIS 578). Cross-Cultural

Jackson School Director Reşat Kasaba, professors Anand Yang, Jim Wellman, Mika Ahuvia, and IPI Senior Fellow Chris Seiple participated in the symposium Conscience, Community & Citizenship: Religious Pluralism in an Age

Professor Jim Wellman, head of the IPI-Religion Initiative, along with Chris Seiple and Randy Thompson, also both Sr. Fellows at the IPI, visited Hanoi and Ha Long Bay, Vietnam this

As the Secretary of State Mike Pompeo considers how to re-arrange his Department’s handling of religion, IPI-Religion Fellow Chris Seiple joined 11 other senior scholars and foreign policy practitioners in

In 2015, police officers in the United States killed 94 unarmed people— dropping to 51 persons in 2016 and rising to 68 persons in 2017, according to data gathered by

Report Summary As cybersecurity has become an critical issue, the question of how to address it at the federal level has become increasingly pressing. Federal responsibility for cybersecurity is currently

When Hurricane María struck Puerto Rico in late 2017, an island-wide multi-faceted crisis ensued. Homes were decimated, tropical forests were shaven clean, and the failure of Puerto Rico’s electrical grid

International Policy Institute (IPI) Senior Fellow Chris Seiple spoke on a panel titled Religious Literacy in Global Affairs hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) on May 9th, 2018. The panel

Jackson School Affiliate Instructor and International Policy Institute Senior Fellow in Religion Chris Seiple writes in his article “How faith can overcome religious nationalism” that cross-cultural religious literacy skills are necessary to stand together