Strangers as Neighbors: Religious Language and the Response to Immigrants in the United States.

Author(s)

Rev. Richard Ryscavage S.J., Fairfield University
Dr. Jocelyn Boryczka, Fairfield University
Dr. Ron Hayduk, BMCC-CUNY
Dr. Alethia Jones, University at Albany, SUNY

Files

Originating Office

Center for Faith and Public Life

Publication Date

2010

Type of Document

Research Report

Description

From the Project Overview by Rev. Richard Ryscavage, S.J.: ""During the past year, my colleague and co-director of this project, Dr. Jocelyn M. Boryczka... and I led a Fairfield University academic research team which directly engaged a national group of over 100 scholars, advocates, religious leaders, and journalists from across academic disciplines and faith communities on the complexities of U.S. immigration... the project invited participants to consider immigration through the lens of various faith perspectives and to deliberate on how these perspectives might help transform the national discourse on this issue.""

Original Format

Digital files (PDF); black and white; 62 pages

Publisher

Fairfield University

Place of Publication

Fairfield, Conn.

Repository

Fairfield University Archives and Special Collections

Copyright

Fairfield University reserves all rights to this resource which is provided here for educational and/or non-commercial purposes only.

Citation

Strangers as Neighbors: Religious Language and the Response to Immigrants in the United States.. Research Reports. Fairfield University Archives and Special Collections.
https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/archives-researchreports/5

Identifier

strangers2010