Josh Good is the director of the Aspen Institute’s Religion & Society Program, which houses Faith Angle Forum, a program he led from 2018-24. The program aims to strengthen reporting and commentary on how religious believers, religious convictions, and religiously grounded moral arguments affect our politics and public life. Previously, Good served as a director for the Kern Family Foundation’s Faith, Work, and Economics Program and, prior to that, as manager of the American Enterprise Institute’s Values & Capitalism Initiative—an outreach program to American religious colleges. Josh was also a private sector consultant who supported responsible fatherhood initiatives, and a program officer for a national public-private partnership that built collaborations between urban congregations and businesses to serve ex-prisoners. He holds a B.A. in history from Covenant College and an M.T.S. in religion and policymaking from Harvard University. His work has been published by Routledge University Press and in National Review, The Hill, The Washington Times, The Federalist, The American, and Capital Commentary.
This talk is a part of our Founding Freedoms Lecture Series, that seeks to help Capitol Hill Staff think more deeply about the freedoms bequeathed to this nation – and the religious tenets that undergird them.
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