CEIE is guided by the Ignatian commitment to religious literacy (General Congregation 34), where the joy of learning includes our whole humanity across all disciplines!
The Center develops resources with a diversity of perspectives around challenges we face today in society. Every resource we create is shared across a robust social media platform and then poured into curriculum for use in classrooms and your community. We believe this is the best of constructive, public theology – to be alert, ready and responsive.
In the squares below – you’ll see how CEIE collaborates with the United Nations Environment Program to focus on the religious response to climate destruction (Faith for Earth), and how Center students lead with interviews and monthly videos that spark imagination and conversation. We enlist SU faculty to share their wisdom in our Seeking Wisdom Series, and we respond with multimedia resources to the challenges of our pandemic age through our Religica Theolab. Click and Engage below!
In this project, faculty work to share perspectives and discuss the impacts of what they began referring to as a “pandemic age.” An edited volume of their insights will be released in the coming year, and you can Meet the Scholars HERE.
From 2016-2019, The Center convened scholars, practitioners, and those who have experienced homelessness and shelterlessness, in order to provide background and insights on the complexities of these challenges.
In this resource, you can visit the new book titled Faith for Earth: A Call for Action, which has been created through the Parliament of the World's Religions and the United Nations Environmental Program, Faith for Earth Initiative.
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Visit our Student Video Series "Student Stories" on the Religica Theolab–a project of the Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement.
In this video series, we explore the ways in which we spark our imagination each month at the Center. From staying connected to creating harmony in our communities, we thrive through resilience and love.
A Sounding is a gathering at which we emphasize Ignatian discernment to critical issues impacting our lives. In this resource, you will further discover the meaning and importance of a Sounding and find archives of our past Soundings from 2020-2021.
This Response Series will take you to our Religica Theolab, where you will find an insightful resource on how community members can respond to our changing climate.
This Response Series will also take you to our Religica Theolab, where we have thorough resources on how community members can respond to acts of violence.
Explore our Seeking Wisdom Canvas Resource in this series, where we promote the vitality of the whole ecology of communal well-being, with an emphasis upon the wisdom of faculty at Seattle University.
Our RoundTable series will take you to our Religica Theolab, where students, staff, faculty, and allies gather to engage around topics that challenge us today, such as mental health and climate change.
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