Perlei Toor
Graduate Assistant @Religion And Public Life At Harvard Divinity School
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WORK HISTORY
Graduate Assistant @Religion And Public Life At Harvard Divinity School
Cambridge, MA, US
Designed, wrote, and distributed a weekly Mailchimp newsletter for RPL students and alumni, strengthening communication and engagement across the program; Supported event strategy and execution by organizing conferences and skills workshops; Researched, wrote, and published summaries and analytical commentaries for the “Religion and Just Peace” series, connecting current events to broader themes in religion and public life; and finally, developed educational materials and case studies on religious literacy for secondary schools, helping educators apply the RPL method in classroom and co-curricular settings.
EDUCATION
University College Utrecht
Master of Arts - MA, Philosophy and Religious Studies
ACS International Schools
International Baccalaureate
Harvard Divinity School
Master of Divinity , Jewish Christian Relations; Holocaust Memory; Religious Nationalism
UCLA
Exchange Program, Religion/Religious Studies
ABOUT PERLEI TOOR
Currently a Master of Divinity candidate at Harvard Divinity School. I work at the intersection of religious literacy, human rights, and pro‑democracy advocacy. Having lived, studied, and worked across Europe, the United States, and Asia, I’m committed to translating complex, often sensitive issues into clear, accessible, people‑first communications for diverse audiences.My experience spans faith-based organizations, academic institutions, and NGOs, including roles with Harvard’s Religion and Public Life program, Siddiqi Strategies, the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty / Christians Against Christian Nationalism, and the Bahá’í International Community Office of the United Nations. I’ve managed newsletters and campaigns, wrote op-eds and reports, designed educational resources on antisemitism and Islamophobia, and led projects on international religious freedom, Christian nationalism, and the ethics of AI in religious freedom advocacy.I bring a strategist’s mindset and an editor’s eye to every project: from crafting communications strategies for social justice campaigns to building interfaith, pro‑democracy coalitions and supporting religious literacy in secondary schools and universities. In my academic work, I wrote my thesis aboiut Anne Frank’s editorial process and her universal appeal to a Christian or culturally Christian audience. I’m especially interested in how narrative, audience, and moral clarity come together in effective public communication.Areas of focus: strategic communications · faith-based and interfaith advocacy · religious literacy education · democracy and human rights · program and event communications · newsletter and content strategy.
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