The William Temple Foundation is connected to an increasing number of networks and partnerships. Our approach seeks to bring together faith-based organisations, academics, clergy, community activists, public policy makers and secular groups to create spaces for discussion and deep-thinking on the role of religion in public life. In this way we spark and share ideas which inform both our own, and our partners’ research. Through these networks and partnerships we offer teaching, training and conferences, and supervision of doctoral research.
If you would like to suggest a partnership opportunity or to add the William Temple Foundation to your network, we’d be happy to discuss this with you.
The Faiths & Civil Society Unit at Goldsmiths, University of London is a centre of excellence linking research, policy and practice in the field of faith-based social action.
Crucible Journal is the Christian journal of social ethics, published by SCM Press. It is co-sponsored by the William Temple Foundation and edited by the Foundation’s Associate Research Fellows John Atherton and John Reader.
Ethical Futures is a global network of scholars and practitioners founded by the Foundation exploring theology, ethics and politics in the light of both climate change and the post-digital
The Religion and Belief Policy Network is a four-nation initiative resourced with financial support from the AHRC and based at the Faiths and Civil Society Unit, Goldsmiths
Centre for Anglican Studies, University of Canterbury
Centre for Oxford Mission Studies
Oxford Centre for Religion and Culture, Regent’s Park College, Oxford
St Mary’s University, Twickenham
Centre for Anglican History and Theology – University of Kent
Sir Stephen Timms – Chair APPG on Faith and Society
Dan Singleton – CEO FaithAction
Sukhdeep Nijjar – Senior Policy Advisor (Faith and Communities) West Midlands Combined Authority
Dipali Chandra – CEO West Midlands Funders Network
Greg Smith – William Temple Scholar and local Lancashire activist
Goldsmiths College, University of London
Professor Adam Dinham – research collaborator on religion and welfare/public policy
Dr Naomi Thompson – research collaborator on Faith in Funerals project
Dr Keren Cohen – research collaborator in Convoy of Hope Project
University of Oxford
Professor Anthony Reddie, Oxford Centre for Religion and Culture
Dr Simon Skinner Balliol College, Professor Lawrence Goldman, St Peters Oxford
Dr Matthew Grimley, Merton College – Re-envisioning the British State in a Time of Crisis Initiative
Dr Maria Power – Opshal Commission 30 + event
University of Cardiff
Dr Richard Gale – geographies of religion, conversation partner and research colleague
Dr Andrew Williams on Geographies of Postsecularity volume (2019)
University of Birmingham
Dr Tina Hearn – member of William Temple Foundation Birmingham group and collaborator of Cost of Living Project
University of Edinburgh
Victoria Turner (Ph.D Candidate) – Re-envisioning the State Initiative
University of Worcester
Professor Maggi Savin-Baden and Revd Dr John Reader – post-digital theologies and network collaboration
University of Nottingham
Dr Chris Ives – key partner environmentalism and sustainable urban transitions debates
University of Exeter
Professor Paul Cloke – key partner in postsecularity discourses
University of Kent
Professor Jeremy Carrette and Professor Kenneth Fincham – 80th Anniversary commemoration Christianity and Social Order
Liverpool Hope University
Dr Yazid Said and Dr Matthew Barber-Rowell – Blackburn Conference on theme of Rebuilding the public square: Religious engagement and the Temple tradition in post-pandemic Britain
Dr Val Barron – William Temple Researcher and Collaborator of Cost of Living Crisis conference for faith and policy makers
Dr Carol Tomlin – William Temple Researcher and Collaborator on Faith, Ethnicity and Intersectionality Project
Dr Saiyyidah Zaidi – Collaborator of Re-envisioning the British State in a Time of Crisis Conference
Dr David Shaw – William Temple Trustee and Collaborator on the Rebuilding the Public Square Blackburn Conference
Bishop James Jones – Presenter, Staying with the Trouble podcast – Series 3.0