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Religious Liberty Commission Second Hearing - Education
Monday 8 September ⋅ 13:00 – 19:30 (UTC)
On Monday, September 8 at 9:00 a.m., the Religious Liberty Commission will hold its second hearing to discuss religious liberty issues in public education from the perspectives of parents and students. The hearing will include panels with testimony from parents as well as elementary, secondary, undergraduate, and graduate students. The hearing will also include testimony from individuals with expertise in the areas of religious liberty and public education. The hearing’s objective will be to understand the historic landscape of religious liberty in the public education setting, recognize present threats to religious liberty in public education, and identify opportunities to secure religious liberty in this context for the future.REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Each month the National Council for Religious Freedom hosts a Zoom call for religious freedom advocates to help everyone keep up to date on what is happening with the Free Exercise Clause in culture, politics and the courtroom. To keep things movings at a brisk pace, we are asking you to limit your comments on the Religious Freedom in America calls to no more than three minutes. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84790317165?pwd=HcgxObD6WZAjShfrN3deOaqU8aWwR3.1Meeting ID: 847 9031 7165Passcode: 101823
Religious Liberty Commission Third Hearing - Education
Monday 29 September ⋅ 13:00 – 19:30 (UTC)
The Religious Liberty Commission will hold its third hearing to discuss religious liberty issues in education from the perspectives of teachers and coaches, as well as religious liberty issues in school funding and educational choice. The hearing will include panels with testimony from teachers and coaches, as well as school leaders and families impacted by religious liberty issues in school funding. The hearing will also include testimony from individuals with expertise on these topics. The hearing’s objective will be to understand the historic landscape of religious liberty in the educational setting, recognize present threats to religious liberty in education, and identify opportunities to secure religious liberty in this context for the future.REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Each month the National Council for Religious Freedom hosts a Zoom call for religious freedom advocates to help everyone keep up to date on what is happening with the Free Exercise Clause in culture, politics and the courtroom. To keep things movings at a brisk pace, we are asking you to limit your comments on the Religious Freedom in America calls to no more than three minutes. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84790317165?pwd=HcgxObD6WZAjShfrN3deOaqU8aWwR3.1Meeting ID: 847 9031 7165Passcode: 101823
Each month the National Council for Religious Freedom hosts a Zoom call for religious freedom advocates to help everyone keep up to date on what is happening with the Free Exercise Clause in culture, politics and the courtroom. To keep things movings at a brisk pace, we are asking you to limit your comments on the Religious Freedom in America calls to no more than three minutes. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84790317165?pwd=HcgxObD6WZAjShfrN3deOaqU8aWwR3.1Meeting ID: 847 9031 7165Passcode: 101823
Religious Liberty Commission Fourth Hearing - Education
Monday 17 November ⋅ 14:00 – 20:30 (UTC)
The Religious Liberty Commission will hold its fourth hearing to discuss religious liberty issues in the military, including the perspectives of servicemembers, chaplains, and veterans. The hearing will include panels with testimony from each of these groups, as well as testimony from individuals with expertise on these topics. The hearing’s objective will be to understand the historic landscape of religious liberty in military, recognize present threats to religious liberty in military contexts, and identify opportunities to secure religious liberty for all servicemembers for the future.REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Each month the National Council for Religious Freedom hosts a Zoom call for religious freedom advocates to help everyone keep up to date on what is happening with the Free Exercise Clause in culture, politics and the courtroom. To keep things movings at a brisk pace, we are asking you to limit your comments on the Religious Freedom in America calls to no more than three minutes. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84790317165?pwd=HcgxObD6WZAjShfrN3deOaqU8aWwR3.1Meeting ID: 847 9031 7165Passcode: 101823
National Religious Freedom Day commemorates the signing of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom on January 16, 1786. The act, authored by Thomas Jefferson, codified religious freedom in Virginia and served as the template for the First Amendment to the US Constitution and its Free Exercise Clause. Since 1993, January 16 has been designated by Presidential proclamations and the US Congress as Religious Freedom Day. To learn more about Jefferson and the Virginia Statue for Religious Freedom, visit the Thomas Jefferson Foundation.