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Brad Braxton

Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer at St. Luke's School

Brad Braxton serves as the Senior Program Advisor for the "Living Religions in the United States" initiative at the Smithsonian Institution. He plays a pivotal role in developing programs that explore the diverse tapestry of religious communities in the U.S. through the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. This festival aims to promote public understanding of religion and highlight the contributions of various faith traditions to American culture.

Braxton is also the president of the Chicago Theological Seminary, where he focuses on fostering dialogue and understanding among different religious groups. His work emphasizes the importance of creativity and spirituality in shaping cultural identities and community engagement. At the Smithsonian, he has been involved in programs that examine how religious practices influence artistic expression and community life, particularly through events like the "Creative Encounters: Living Religions in the U.S." festival, which showcases the interplay between faith and creativity.1234

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