Religion, politics and the intersection of faith and public life will be under the microscope Sept. 22–24 at the 2016 RNA Annual Conference in Silver Spring, Md.
The heated presidential election has launched religion and ethics issues back into the national spotlight in newsrooms and in living rooms across the country. The 67th RNA Annual Conference aims to tackle topics that have recently gripped Americans:
• Race, religion and #BlackLivesMatter in the post-Obama era
• Islamophobia in focus: Muslims and the media (pre-conference panel)
• How immigrants are changing the church in America
• Countering violent extremism
• How religious liberty rights became deafening calls for amnesty
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REGISTRATION
RNA members who reserve rooms in the DoubleTree conference block can save up to $500 on registration. A full conference pass for members is $325. Attendees who wish to attend the optional pre-conference program on Thursday, Sept. 22 at the Museum of the Bible and the Newseum should purchase a separate ticket ($75).
Those interested in joining RNA to take advantage of these deep savings can request a promo code through the end of September to save 50 percent on 2016 membership dues.
HOTEL
RNA has negotiated a special rate of $159 plus tax at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Silver Spring. The deadline to reserve rooms in RNA’s block is Aug. 31.
To learn more about this year’s conference, visit RNA.org/RNA2016.
