Fadi Daou

Dr. Fadi Daou investigates emerging trends in media and public affairs, with a particular focus on the intersection of religion, diversity, and social cohesion. As a distinguished faculty member at the Media and Public Affairs department at Georgetown University, Washington, DC, Dr. Daou brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles in academia and non-profit leadership. Before joining Georgetown University, Dr. Daou was a professor of theology and the geopolitics of religion at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik in Lebanon. His academic work has been instrumental in shaping contemporary discourse on interfaith dialogue and the role of religion in public life. Dr. Daou has authored several influential books and studies, contributing significantly to the understanding of religious diversity and its implications for global peace and stability. In addition to his academic pursuits, Dr. Daou is the co-founder and former CEO of the Adyan Foundation, a Lebanese non-profit organization committed to managing diversity, promoting solidarity, and safeguarding human dignity. Under his leadership, the foundation has been pivotal in fostering inclusive citizenship and interreligious engagement in the Mediterranean region. Dr. Daou's editorial work includes co-editing the book "Human Fraternity and Inclusive Citizenship: Interreligious Engagement in the Mediterranean," which explores the potential of interfaith collaboration in building cohesive societies. His contributions to both academic and practical fields underscore his commitment to advancing understanding and cooperation across diverse communities.