WASHINGTON — As more study about religions enters the curriculum, how do we ensure that teachers neither inculcate nor denigrate religion?
Join us at the Knight Conference Center at the Newseum, Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 6:30 p.m., for a lively examination of the challenges and pitfalls of discussing religion in the public school classroom.
The evening will open with the Washington, D.C., premiere of "In God We Teach," a documentary by Vic Losick that tells the story of the conflict that erupts in a New Jersey community after a student secretly records his history teacher’s professions of faith.
Following the film, Emile Lester will offer a "democratic approach" to inclusion of religion in the curriculum drawn from his provocative new book "Teaching about Religions."
Panelists:
* Vic Losick
* Emile Lester
* Charles Haynes
The event is sponsored by The Religious Freedom Education Project at the Newseum, the only nonpartisan initiative in Washington, D.C., focused on educating the American public about the religious-liberty principles of the First Amendment.
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