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Peter Lumsden, a member of the Lancashire Forum of Faiths, reflects on the role that faith groups have played in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic in Lancashire. With numbers of […]
Gill Reeve charts some of the new challenges, unavoidable losses and unexpected opportunities of 2020, drawing out lessons that are relevant for us all. Starting my PhD in September 2018, […]
In the wake of recent events in US politics, John Reader interrogates the role of social media in blurring the distinction between fantasy and reality. One of the most interesting […]
Associate Research Fellow Tim Howles reflects on what we’ve learnt from our podcast series. As part of the Foundation’s commitment to engage with debates on religion in public life, we’ve […]
Following Living Wage Week 2020, Val Barron makes the case for a deeper solidarity with all our co-workers. My research interest in social enterprise stems from the belief that businesses […]
Chris Baker reflects on two recent reports addressing faith and policy in a post-pandemic age. At the start of last week, some good and tangible news emerged of an imminent […]
In the second part of their debate about the church’s response to racial justice in the light of the Black Lives Matter movement, Professor Simon Lee (SL) and Dr Sanjee […]
In the second of a series of blogs on Extinction Rebellion’s recent protests, Matthew Stemp argues that the movement must overcome views of religion, spirituality and ethics that are preventing […]
In this blog, Kenneth Wilkinson-Roberts—a member of our Ethical Futures network—offers a positive story about digital technology, reflecting on the recent trend for an innovative form of pastoral care. In […]
Matthew Barber-Rowell examines how the practice of mask-wearing might reveal precisely the sort of attitudes we need to shape society for the better over the coming years. Last week, Boris […]