Online colloquium: Interreligious Interactions in South Asia (2024)

Eyes, a mask? tendrils?—a complex pen-and-ink sketch

During April 2024, CIP is pleased to support a second iteration in the Inter-religious Interactions in South Asia series.

The Colloquium commences on April 3rd, with a separate speaker-led session each day. Sessions will last 90 minutes. Start times vary.

Browse the full programme of Colloquium sessions, including abstracts and speaker biographies and detailed day-by-day schedule.

Date:

Wednesday, 3 April, 2024 - 16:00

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Event location:

Online (Zoom)

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