Abortion remains one of the most contested issues in American life. The experiences and voices of pro-life women are too often ignored because they challenge our stereotypes and preconceptions. This timely Dahlgren Dialogue featured women leaders…

This conversation asked whether and how Catholics, despite the failings of our Church, can help overcome destructive polarization to bring those who are poor and vulnerable to the center of our politics, and to move forward together to pursue the…

This unique Dialogue focused on the ways faith communities and their beliefs and values contributed to the outcomes and are helping shape the political and religious direction of our nation.

Please join us for an evening of prayer, reflection, and respectful dialogue on what has been done and must now be done to protect the vulnerable, hold leaders accountable, and begin to reform, renew, and heal the church.

As part of their Latino Leaders Program, Georgetown University’s Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life and the Archdiocese of Washington invited Latino leaders under 40 to come together to learn about this new saint.

In this conversation on lay leadership, Catholic principles, and the sexual abuse crisis, panelists assessed the damage and discussed accountability, reform, and renewal.

As the inaugural event of this year’s Salt and Light Gatherings, Georgetown University invited young Catholic professionals to a discussion on the clerical sexual abuse scandal and responses to it.

Justin Giboney, Maria Teresa Kumar, Cecil Roberts, and Michael Wear provided an analysis of faith in the Democratic Party. 

The second in a series of three roundtables on “Faith and the Faithful in U.S. Politics” focused on the role of religious voters and communities within the Republican Party.