Previous events

This collaborative workshop between scholars at the University of Oslo, University of California, Berkeley, and Graduate Theological Union will focus on questions concerning ritual and the other-than-human world in the context of environmental change.

Samuel Etikpah will defend his doctoral dissertation: "The Kundum And Mother River Festivals: Exploring Ritual, Interreligious Collaboration And Community Development In Jomoro, Ghana"  for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor (Ph.D.) at the Faculty of Theology.

Open invitation to a three day conference on democracy, memory, extremism and ritual post July 22.

​Guest researcher at The Faculty of Theology spring 2015, Professor Sarah M. Pike, California State University, Chico., talks about her REDO project: For the Wild: Precarious Bodies and Ritual Protest in Radical Environmentalism

October 20 - 22, REDO invites young adults in Oslo to take part in the participatory research project "July 22. Examined".

Open guest lecture by Dr. Marion S. Grau

REDO researcher Jens Kreinath will give a lecture on interrituality at the University of Oslo.

May 26, REDO will host a guest lecture and seminar on the topics filming rituals and sacrifice.

Samuel Etikpah (PhD-candicate at the Faculty of Theology) will present a draft article related to his previous MPhil dissertation and his ongoing PhD project "Kundum and Mother River Festivals: Ritual, Interreligious Relations and Community Development in southwestern Ghana."