Helsinki, Finland ,The Finnish Religion Teachers’ Association SUOL ry will host its annual winter seminar, “Religions, Humanity and Artificial Intelligence” (Talvipäivät 2026), on Saturday, 7 February 2026, at Ressun peruskoulu (Ruoholahdenkatu 23, Helsinki) and online via Zoom.
The seminar will explore how religion, human values, and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence interact — asking: What relevance does AI have in relation to religion and humanity?
Program Highlights (Summary)
The 2026 Winter Seminar features leading scholars and educators discussing the relationship between religion, humanity, and artificial intelligence.
The day also includes the announcement of the Religion Teacher of the Year 2026, SUOL ry’s annual general meeting, and an optional evening dinner and celebration.
Participation and Registration
The seminar will be held both in person and online.
The in-person fee includes lunch and afternoon coffee. Registration closes on Sunday, 18 January 2026, via the form available at:
🔗 suol.fi/seminaarit/talvipaivat-2026
Why It Matters
As artificial intelligence increasingly shapes education and society, this year’s seminar invites religion teachers to reflect on its ethical, philosophical, and pedagogical implications. The event offers both theoretical insights and practical guidance for integrating these discussions into classroom teaching.
About SUOL ry
SUOL ry (Suomen Uskonnonopettajain Liitto) is Finland’s national association for religion teachers. The organization promotes professional development, ethical dialogue, and cooperation among educators working in religious studies, ethics, and worldview education.
✅ For more details, visit:https://suol.fi/seminaarit/talvipaivat-2026