Edward Correia is a Washington D.C. lawyer and Adjunct Professor of Law at American University's Washington College of Law. As a Special Counsel to President Bill Clinton, Correia provided advice regarding constitutionally protected religious freedoms and played a major role in the development and passage of the Religious Liberties Protection Act in 2000. He was the first Distinguished Professor of Urban Law and Policy at Northeastern University Law School.




A Constitutional Framework for Addressing Religious Viewpoints in Public Classrooms by Edward Correia - This article explores the proper constitutional standard to apply to teaching, or at least acknowledging, religious viewpoints in the public school classroom. It suggests an approach consistent with Establishment Clause jurisprudence that also advances the important goals of furthering public tolerance and respect for alternative viewpoints. Read More

Edward Correia: Are Americans losing their faith? - RECENT ARTICLES and surveys have documented a decline in traditional Christianity in America. Are any of these trends cause for concern? From the view of organized religion, these statistics are sure to be profoundly alarming. Read More

02/25/2010 - Edward Correia speaks at the University of Oklahoma Panel Discussion. Topic: "The Future of God"

07/27/2009 - Edward Correia discusses The Uncertain Believer on the News Channel 8 noon show, Let's Talk Live.

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