In Religion and Statecraft, Fatou Sow (DAWN Board) offers her perspective on secularism and politics as an African feminist living in a Muslim-majority country. She is followed by Vanita Mukherjee Nayak (DAWN Executive Committee) with comments on anti-Muslim sentiment in contemporary India and other troubles caused by the recent surge in religious fundamentalisms.

In this series of videos, we invite you to experience what DAWN’s analysis looks like, presented live at an international meeting. We join forces with partners and contributors from other organisations to think and discuss contemporary issues such as corporate capture, religious extremism, biopolitics and the climate crisis.