Events

After H. Cox, A. Carroll, C. Marsh, S. Ross, and S. Copeland, Ingolf Dalferth is this year’s speaker at the annual Zordan Lecture. His talk will start from the importance of passivity in the human experience of the world and will show how hope can only arise from the valorization of the deepest parts of the human soul.

On December 11th, on the occasion of the International Mountain Day 2021, the Center for Religious Studies of FBK and the Trento Film Festival organize together a series of events focusing on the major themes that the Covid-19 pandemic has brought into public discussion also in the highlands: fragility, resilience, solitude, crowd, freedom, health, conflicts between generations, care for the environment.

Presentation of the book Legal Recognition of Non-Conjugal Families: New Frontiers in Family Law in the US, Canada and Europe, Hart Publishing, 2021, authored by Nausica Palazzo.

The seminar intends to explore, by focusing on the case of Ethiopian-Eritrean Pentecostalism, the current relationships between economics, politics and religion through the analysis of global Pentecostalism, with its own language, its own rhetoric and its own practical. (Webinar language: Italian)

The webinar series “Facing an Outbreak: Issues of Global Health, Ethics and Technology” will present and discuss some healthcare ethical issues related to the present outbreak. The series is organized by FBK-ISR in partnership with the Department of Humanities of the University of Trento. The series will be held online from May 5th 2021 until July 12th, 2021 and will be in English.

A partire dal volume di Alfredo Garofalo, "Con quelle mani", diario di formazione umana e professionale di un chirurgo oncologo, il webinar si propone come un momento di confronto su argomenti che riguardano la relazione terapeutica, l’etica della cura, il ruolo delle nuove tecnologie per la salute, la storia del sistema e delle strutture sanitarie in Italia e la formazione dei giovani medici.

After Harvey Cox, Anthony Carroll, Clive Marsh, and Susan Ross, Shawn Copeland (Boston College) is this year’s speaker at the livestreamed annual Davide Zordan Lecture. Her talk will start from a provocative question about our true degree of civilization and will get to the heart of the Gospel’s proclamation of the Reign of God.

Do religious and queer groups have something in common they are overlooking when it comes to regulating families?

The Center for Religious Studies of Fondazione Bruno Kessler is pleased to announce the webinar series “Artificial Intelligence and Religion – AIR2020/21”, which will start in September 2020 and extend into 2021 (webinar language: English).

The final event of the project will consist in a conference held in Siena aimed at bringing the most engaged speakers and attendees of the previous events together with practitioners, policy-makers, business representatives and, in general, stakeholders in the field of European security.

What kind of identities is relevant to one’s legal identity? Are these legal identities consistent with contemporary conceptualizations of identity?

The novel coronavirus has impacted countries across the world and is affecting many domains of our lives. While other initiatives are focusing on economic or health-related impacts of the pandemic, this webinar series aims at exploring the strategies and initiatives of governments and religious groups to deal with the crisis. FBK has organized with several partners a webinar series with a global focus that will assess the impacts of the pandemic on civil liberties, and especially freedom of religion or belief. All the seminars will be held in english.