The Faith & Work Forum is a conversation series that discusses the interplay between faith, work, and life. Each semester we feature guest speakers with leadership experience from across a wide range of vocations, who bring authentic stories about seeking a meaningful, purpose-driven life. This program runs in partnership with our Fellows Program & Vintage Lunch and provides candid conversations over a free lunch at the historic Bonhoeffer House. RSVP required. Email Christy Yates to learn more. 

Our spring Faith & Work lunch will feature Jazzalyn Livingston, National Program Director for the One America Movement on Fri, March 20th in the Dome Room of the Rotunda, 1-2pm.

Jazzalyn Livingston loves working in mission-driven environments; her passion is to maximize organizational impact through relational partnership, creative programming, and creating scalable outcomes. She is also the co-founder of a national nonprofit that develops and enhances the leadership skills of young girls and women.

Previously, Jazzalyn served as the National Program Manager at the NAACP. In this role, she managed local, state, and national programs that engaged members on common issues of criminal justice, civic engagement, education reform, voting rights, environmental justice, and economic advancement.

Jazzalyn holds a Master of Science degree in Multicultural Counseling and Social Justice Education from San Diego State University. She enjoys traveling the world, reading intriguing books, and practicing and teaching yoga. She is a proud native of South-Central Los Angeles but now calls Washington, DC, her home.

This Faith and Work Forum is a companion event to our 2026 Scoper Lecture in Christian Thought with Nancy French and David French: Telling the Truth: Stories of Courage, Conflict and Connection. Reserve your tickets for Sunday, March 22 from 3:30-5pm in Old Cabell Hall.