SPEAKING
Paul is often a guest speaker, lecturer or spiritual teacher about the topics of his books, or on subjects related to interreligious peacebuilding, the transformational role of the arts, the Middle East and Abrahamic spiritual traditions, and the all-embracing spirituality of Kahlil Gibran, the early 20th century poet-artist & author of the best-selling book The Prophet.
DakArtNews interviews Paul G. Chandler, President of CARAVAN, regarding his own journey of growing up immersed in Senegal’s vibrant arts scene to the establishment of CARAVAN, focusing on the transformational power of the arts. See: DakArtNews Interview
BOSS Magazine profiles Paul G. Chandler's work with CARAVAN - see: Paul G. Chandler's CARAVAN
Interfaith America highlights CARAVAN and Paul G. Chandler's work of using the arts for interfaith peacebuilding - see: Interfaith America
LMEI Journal (a publication of SOAS University of London) reviews Paul G. Chandler's book on Kahlil Gibran: See: LMEI Journal
Paul G. Chandler hosts documentary film by Ismaili TV (Aga Khan Council) on "ABRAHAM: Out of One, Many" exhibition: See Film
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY awards the Hubert Walter Award for Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation to Paul G. Chandler.
Read the award citation here.
Watch a video by Rowman & Littlefield publishing about Paul G. Chandler's book on Lebanese poet-artist Kahlil Gibran, the author of The Prophet. See: Video - In Search of a Prophet
Daily Free Press - "Art exhibition aims to foster religious unity" - October 31, 2019
Watch AL ARABY TV's interview coverage with Paul at Sotheby's in London about the Kahlil Gibran-inspired exhibition.
Watch "Thursdays@2 video" interview with Paul about CARAVAN's I AM Exhibition. See: I AM
Listen to KHOL Jackson Hole Community Radio - an interview with Paul G. Chandler about Kahlil Gibran. See: KHOL
Listen to an NPR podcast interview with Paul on "What's Your Why?" by Wyoming Humanities & Wyoming Public Media (NPR). To listen, visit: "The Art of Building Bridges between the East & West"