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  • 3 Apr
    2008
    Does Faith Matter for Human Morality?
    27/05/2008 - 18:30

    The global revival of religion has raised fundamental questions about its role in politics and its claim that it serves as a principle of identity, indispensable to the continuing survival of communit

  • 3 Apr
    2008
    The New Politics of Identity
    29/04/2008 - 18:30

    The panel will discuss Bhikhu Parekh’s new book, A New Politics of Identity (Palgrave, March 2008) covering the impact of globalisation on ethnic, religious and national identities.

  • 5 Feb
    2008
    Faithful communities: Fostering cohesion?
    19/02/2008 - 11:30

    An IPPR North event which seeks to explore how faith communities can contribute towards cohesion looking at how best to strengthen networks in the North East.

  • 15 Jan
    2008
    Encounters and Intersections: Religion, Diaspora and Ethnicities
    09/07/2008 - 12:00
    11/07/2008 - 20:00

    This conference takes encounter and intersection as its frame.

  • 1 Jan
    2007
    A new discourse on race and faith politics

    An initial statement from New Generation Network, a non-partisan group of progressive voices, predominantly from Asian backgrounds. It calls for fresh approaches to tackling racism, discrimination and prejudice, and building a plural and multi-ethnic Britain. Ekklesia’s Simon Barrow is among several Christians who have endorsed it. The manifesto first appeared on The Guardian's Comment-is-Free.

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  • 20 Nov
    2006
    Backing for New Generation Network Race and Faith report

    The call by the progressive New Generation Network for a better debate on race and faith issues, in the wake of the 30th anniversary of the Race Relations Act, has been backed by Simon Barrow of th

  • 31 Oct
    2006
    Race and Identity

    Gordon Brown has proposed that Remembrance Sunday might be developed into a patriotic national day to celebrate British history, achievements and culture. Ekklesia has suggested that Martin Luther King’s ‘World House’ vision would be a better starting point.

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