The Religious Freedom Annual Review brings together nationally recognized policy makers, scholars, and religious leaders to discuss the role of religion and religious freedom in the United States. This year’s review was held online, with broadcasts in both English and Spanish.  Reports and recordings from the conference appear below.

Opening Session, Wednesday, 17 June 2020

• Address by Dr. Alaa Murabit: “Why Religious Freedom Matters to Me”
• Address by Elder David A. Bednar:  “And When He Came to Himself”
• SESSION VIDEO RECORDING

Moderated Panel, Thursday, 18 June 2020

• Discussion with Senators Kyrsten Sinema (D-Arizona) and Mike Lee (R-Utah), moderated by Brett Scharffs:   “Religion’s Roles in Uniting America and Addressing the Crisis” 
• SESSION VIDEO RECORDING

Closing Session, Friday, 19 June 2020

• Presentation by Michael O. Leavitt:  “COVID-19: Present and Future Implications for Religious Groups“
• Remarks by Elizabeth Clark: “The Transformative Power of Loss: Religion’s Potential in Fostering Community and Hope for All”
• Conclusion by Brett Scharffs: “Religious Freedom in the Age of Coronavirus: Legal and Non-Legal Strategies for Finding Community and Hope”
• SESSION VIDEO RECORDING