The McDonald Centre for Theology, Ethics, and Public Life engages global scholars and leaders in conversations bridging Christian theology, academia, and public policy.
The conference examines theological concepts of the human, how these are articulated through Christian humanism and within the context of what Paul Gilroy calls the “Black Atlantic.”
Whether you're looking for research findings to support policy formulation, experts to contribute to roundtable discussions, or partners for collaborative projects, we are open to exploring ways to work together.
How can religious groups, symbols and discourses shape and inform common life discourses about human dignity, common goods, peace and justice, and how can these inform democratic action and engagement?
The McDonald Centre fosters conversation both between Christian theology and other disciplines, and between academia and those who shape public deliberation and policy. Whether you're looking for research findings to support policy formulation, experts to contribute to roundtable discussions, or partners for collaborative projects, we are open to exploring ways to work together.
