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The Arbaeen Pilgrimage

Each year millions of Shias from around the world gather in the ancient city of Najaf in Iraq to perform the Arbaeen pilgrimage – a fifty-mile walk to Karbala,...

Love Thy Neighbor

...have access to offline and has made room for these technologies to be improved to be more accessible for differently-abled individuals who need specific accommodations to participate in online...

Changing the Future: Faith, Values and Ethics for Environmental Governance Part 2

This panel discussion explores the diverse morals and ethics that inform the global societal norms and laws that directly impact our collective perception of the environment.

Changing the Future: Biodiversity and Ecosystems Part 1

In this discussion, leaders in environmental focused organizations exchange ideas on how to promote interfaith collaboration and inclusive perspectives to ecosystem restoration.

Changing the Future: Biodiversity and Ecosystems Part 2

In this discussion, leaders in environmental focused organizations exchange ideas on how to promote interfaith collaboration and inclusive perspectives to ecosystem restoration.

Women’s Bodies and the Sacred

Five women scholars of five different religious traditions discuss how women’s bodies are seen in sacred traditions.

Taube Family Series on Jewish Life and Culture

Through a generous gift to GTUx, the Taube Family Foundation has funded the creation of a content series focused on Jewish life and culture.

Psychedelics and Religion Part 2

...psychedelic studies and religious studies. This GTUx Original explores the interdisciplinary work of the first-of-its-kind partnership between the UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics and the GTU....

Dimensions of Hinduism

Dr. Laura Dunn, Associate Faculty at GTU’s Center for Dharma Studies, offers an in depth look at yoga and its historical and philosophical role in Hinduism.

Psychedelics and Religion Part I

The scientific realization that the use of psychedelic substances can be linked to significant and sustained spiritual experiences has led to a contemporary resurgence of research within brain science and is even making inroads into drug policy. However, there has been a painful absence of scholars of religion in this conversation, who could contribute substantially to both the fields of psychedelic studies and religious studies.