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The Center will be collaborating with the Jay Phillips Center for Interreligious Studies at the University of St. Thomas on a series of public online live-streaming events. The first will be on September 23, 2020: “” with Michael D. McNally, for which Dr. McGraw will serve as moderator. 

The Center is working with an interdisciplinary team to develop a new executive leadership certificate: “Intercultural-Interfaith Leadership Certificate for Professionals, which launches summer 2021. The program has learning outcomes based on Dr. McGraw’s “Four Dimensions of Interfaith Leadership.” Further, it will focus on three areas in several modules—participants’ personal leadership development and the theory and practice of intercultural-interfaith leadership—and it is anticipated that it will be conducted in a hybrid format. For more information as the project develops, see Educational Initiatives.  

During the summers of 2018, 2019, and 2020, the Center’s director served as faculty for the "Institute on Teaching and Learning for Campus-Wide Interfaith Excellent” programs in partnership with the  and the . 

The Center collaborates with Saint Mary’s College’s Mission & Ministry Center on “Interfaith Solidarity Suppers” for Saint Mary’s Students. These events engage students with each other and with leaders of, and advocates for, diverse religions.   

Our Director and our Saint Mary’s College Internal Advisory Board Members are available to give speeches and workshops on interfaith and intercultural leadership and communication, and related topics. Speech and workshop topics include, but are not limited to, the following titles. If you are interested in retaining one of our Center's faculty for your event, please see Our People for more information about them and contact us at cerp@stmarys-ca.edu.  

"Why Religious Literacy Matters for Business Professionals”
“Intercultural Communication for a Diverse Society”
“Value-Based Leadership"
“Transforming Leadership for a Religiously Diverse World”
“Applied Interfaith Leadership for the Professions” 
"Religious Pluralism in Government Institutions: Promise and Peril”
"Civil Discourse Across Sacred Boundaries.” 
“From Tolerance to Pluralism in the Public Square”
“Global Business Leaders as Interfaith Leaders: Religious Literacy and Cross-Cultural Leadership”
"Rediscovering America's Sacred Ground"
“Religious Pluralism and Religious Freedom: Perils and Possibilities for America’s Sacred Ground”