Intersections is a vibrant digital platform that curates scholarly research at the convergence of religion and international affairs. Its mission is to act as a resource for researchers, policymakers, media professionals, and the wider public, by highlighting scholarship on the changing role of religion in the world.

Intersections officially launched with a discussion between Pratap Bhanu Mehta (Princeton University), David T. Buckley (University of Louisville), and Melissa Deckman (PRRI) on the global impacts of religion and democratic practice.

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Krista Tippett’s award-winning radio show and podcast On Being explores the religious, spiritual, and moral dimensions of life. The podcast includes over 500 conversations with guests from around the globe.

The Task Force on Religion and US Foreign Policy assembles experts in the fields of religion and international affairs to generate new and more effective ways of thinking about US foreign policy engagement with religious actors and communities worldwide.

Nationalism 2.0 dives into the worlds of social media users in India and the diaspora in the UK, and how they post, repost, joke, troll and abuse, for the sake of the “nation”. The documentary raises troubling questions about the role that nationalist ideologies and digital media might play in the 21st century and beyond.