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--> Skip to Content People Faculty Fellows Staff Courtesy Appointments National Advisory Board Contributors Academics Courses Undergraduate Minor Colloquium Fellowships Publications Faculty Books Religion & Politics Center Publications Book Series Events Upcoming Past Videos About About the Center News Expertise Annual Reports FAQ Contact Us Our Community The John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics draws on the vast experience and resources of many people to fulfill its mission: to deepen academic and public understanding of religion and politics in the United States. Faculty Fellows Staff Courtesy Appointments National Advisory Board Contributors Faculty Our faculty produce some of the foremost research and scholarship in various fields covering religion and U.S. politics. They offer a wealth of experience and guidance to the Washington University community, as well as the St. Louis region and beyond. Tazeen M. Ali Assistant Professor of Religion and Politics My research focuses on Islam, gender, and race in America. My first book analyzes American Muslim women’s religious authority, examining how they negotiate the Islamic tradition and build gender-equitable worship spaces. Biography Fannie Bialek Assistant Professor of Religion and Politics I work on contemporary religious ethics and political theory with an emphasis on feminist thought, Christian theology, and modern forms of power critique. My first book is about uncertainty in loving relationships and its lessons for contemporary ethics and politics. Biography R. Marie Griffith John C. Danforth Distinguished Professor in the Humanities Most of my scholarship centers on American Christianity, including the changing profile of American evangelicals and ongoing conflicts over gender, sexuality, and marriage. Biography John D. Inazu Sally D. Danforth Distinguished Professor of Law &＃038; Religion and Professor of Political Science (by courtesy) As a scholar of law and religion, my primary interests are the First Amendment freedoms of speech, assembly, and religion, and related questions of legal and political theory. Biography Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp Archer Alexander Distinguished Professor My research and teaching focus on African American religions, Mormonism, religion on the Pacific borderlands of the Americas, and issues of intercultural contact. Biography Mark Oppenheimer Professor of Practice and Executive Editor, Religion &＃038; Politics I am interested in the history of American religion, in the practice of journalism and other forms of nonfiction writing, and in Anglophone fiction. My current projects include biographies of Judy Blume and Ann Landers and a documentary about the word “like.” Biography Leigh Eric Schmidt Edward C. Mallinckrodt Distinguished University Professor I am a historian of American religion and culture; my topics of research have ranged widely: evangelical revivalism, ritual studies, consumer culture, religious liberalism, atheism, and secularism. Biography Mark Valeri Director and Reverend Priscilla Wood Neaves Distinguished Professor of Religion and Politics My current research concerns how Anglo-American Protestants described other religions and developed new ideas of religious conversion from 1660 to 1760. Biography Course Highlight Islam, Gender, Sexuality Investigates how gender and sexuality inform social, political, and family life in diverse Islamic contexts, spanning from seventh century Arabia to the contemporary U.S. Tazeen M. Ali Details Recent Event Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America with Heather Cox Richardson Professor of history and Letters from an American author/podcaster Richardson discusses her new book. December 4, 2023 Details From Our Journal&＃65279; A Time of Transition at Religion & Politics&＃65279; By Marie Griffith Read&＃65279; For Students Courses Undergraduate Minor Public Events For Colleagues Faculty Bios Fellows Bios Colloquium For the Media Expertise Faculty Bios Religion & Politics&＃65279; For the Public Public Events Religion & Politics&＃65279; Contact Us Subscribe for Updates Contact Us Support the Center&＃65279; Policies © 2020 John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics. Design by Point Five. Illustrations by Maddy Mueller.