BJC Chief Legal Officer Holly Hollman will speak at the 2026 J. Reuben Clark Law Society’s Annual Conference, held Feb. 26-27 at American University Washington College of Law in Washington, D.C.

Jaziah Masters, the research fellow for the BJC Center for Faith, Justice and Reconciliation, will be presenting a paper at “A Vision for Liberating Our Democracy: Examining the Religious and Racialized Roots of American Democracy,” hosted by the United Lutheran Seminary on February 27–28 at its Philadelphia campus.

Undergraduate and graduate students, as well as individuals who have completed a degree program, are invited to apply to be a summer semester intern with BJC. Applications are due March 1.

Young professionals have until March 2 to apply for the 2026 class of BJC Fellows.

BJC Community Engagement Associate Devin Withrow will speak on a panel exploring Christian nationalism as part of a new “Building Beloved Community Series” created by Actions in Faith & Justice in Rowan County. The event will be held at the Rowan Museum in Salisbury, NC.