Religiöse Gemeinschaften und nachhaltige Entwicklung

Welcome, Introduction, Technical support and details, Expectations of participants –Ignatius Swart and Juliane Stork

Lecture: "Religion and Environment" - Mouhammad Gallant

Lecture: "Religion and Gender Justice" - Tanya van Wyk

Lecture: " Can Conviviality ‘Trump’ Polarization? Exploring the notion of conviviality as calling of the church in times of polarization" - Nadine Bowers du Toit

PhD Candidates: advanced course on research management - Ignatius Swart, Philipp Öhlmann

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Lecture: "Religion and Development" - Séverine Deneulin

Research methods I : ethnography, / the ethnographic methods and ethnographer’s eye, ethnography in COVID-19 times, online research and autoethnography - Juliane Stork

Research methods II:

interview methods, participating observation reflecting on the researcher's role - Juliane Stork

Research methods III: Data analysis and protection: coding, text analysis - Juliane Stork

PhD Candidates: advanced research course on social research networks - Tanya van Wyk, Philipp Öhlmann interviewed by Juliane Stork

Break //optional: lunch in small groups

Break //optional: lunch in small groups

Break //optional: lunch in small groups

Break //optional: lunch in small groups

Break //optional: lunch in small groups

Seminar: three working groups on three texts- Juliane Stork, Marie-Luise Frost, Ignatius Swart

MA students: planning their autoethnographic research on Religion and Development in learning tandems - Marie-Luise Frost

PhD Candidates: Where/how to publish articles on Religion and Development? - Ignatius Swart

Seminar: Text work on "Religion and Gender Justice" - Tanya van Wyk

Seminar: "The colonial construction of the modern Moroccan State"- Jordan Kynes

PhD Candidates: advanced course on research ethics - Tanya van Wyk

MA students: whole day for online research on any topic from the field of Religion and Development in learning tandems with their own research question. – Marie-Luise Frost

Home Groups – Gina Krebs, Marie-Luise Frost, Tanya van Wyk, Teddy Sakupapa

Home Groups – Gina Krebs, Marie-Luise Frost, Tanya van Wyk, Teddy Sakupapa

Home Groups – Gina Krebs, Marie-Luise Frost, Tanya van Wyk, Teddy Sakupapa

Home Groups – Gina Krebs, Marie-Luise Frost, Tanya van Wyk, Teddy Sakupapa

Home Groups – Gina Krebs, Marie-Luise Frost, Tanya van Wyk, Teddy Sakupapa

Keynote Lecture on Religion and Development:

John Klaasen

(Optional) Movie night and discussion Aluna-the-Movie.org

Welcome back after the weekend -Juliane Stork

Lecture: "Religion and Peace" - Ekkardt Sonntag

Lecture: Robekkah Ritchie “Ecological Sustainability in Buddhist Communities"

Practical insight: Don Makumbani Interviewed by Marie-Luise

09.00-10.00: In Plenary: International research collaboration- Ignatius Swart, Philipp Öhlmann

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Seminar session: Religion and Peace – Ekkardt Sonntag

Seminar: Robekkah Ritchie “Ecological Sustainability in Buddhist Communities”

Practical insight: Kate Davies from SAFCEI, Juliane Stork

Teddy Sakupapa, Tanya van Wyk and Ignatius Swart

What did I learn? How will I implement this in my own research and hints from the group.

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MA students:

Presenting findings of their online research in two groups– Marie-Luise Frost

PhD candidates: tutoring + feedback

MA students:

Presenting findings of their online research in two groups– Juliane Stork

PhD candidates: tutoring + feedback

PhD candidates present their research topics in a research pitch format - Ignatius Swart

Revisiting our Thoughts on Religion and Development – Teddy Sakupapa

Feedback and Goodbyes – Ignatius Swart, Juliane Stork

Home Groups – Gina Krebs, Marie-Luise Frost, Tanya van Wyk, Teddy Sakupapa

Home Groups – Gina Krebs, Marie-Luise Frost, Tanya van Wyk, Teddy Sakupapa

Home Groups – Gina Krebs, Marie-Luise Frost, Tanya van Wyk, Teddy Sakupapa

Book launch “African Initiated Christianity and the Decolonization of Development” – Cas Wepener