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Research and Projects

Overview

The RFHD student fellows engage in various projects to further their understanding of global issues—past, present, and future— and promote initiative interests regarding religious freedom and human dignity to the wider community. These endeavors include, but are not limited to: international case studies, conference reports, research papers, and attendance to seminars, symposiums, and dialogues that seek to advance awareness for domestic and global events.

Student Fellow Research




Altars and Ammunition: The Effect of Religious Freedom on Civil War

Research conducted by student fellows Hannah Kola and Samantha Rasmussen

Peace and Justice in Cambodia

Researched conducted by student fellow Jospeh Sant

Impact of Religious Freedom on Corruption

Student Fellow Vilai Fotumoafulahi Ilolahia Jr.

How Would Teaching a World Religion Course in Public Secondary Schools Promote Human Dignity in Malaysia and Indonesia?

Research conducted by student fellows Ayu N.K. Sari, Deneille M. Martin, and Raj Ravi A.D. Jerry
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