A Refugee is a refugee
Hannah Rich explores the question of ‘who is our neighbour’ in the context of our often problematic refugee narratives. 06/04/2022
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A day of ashes
Hannah Rich and Simon Perfect reflect on the poignance of Ash Wednesday in the midst of war and fear. 02/03/2022
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Forgive us our sins? What we owe our politicians
Hannah Rich considers what it might take to extend Christian forgiveness in our politics. 01/02/2022
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Hannah Rich appears on BBC local radio
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Beyond Left and Right: why theology might have the answer to inequality
In this blog, Hannah Rich introduces our latest report ‘Beyond Left and Right: Finding Consensus on Economic Inequality’. 29/11/2021
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In this report, we contend that theology can open up new avenues of consensus between political and social positions on issues of inequality. (2021)
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The Utopians
Hannah Rich reviews The Utopians by Anna Neima, which charts the rise and fall of six real–world utopian experiments across the world. 07/07/2021
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Vulnerability and the pandemic
Hannah Rich reflects on how the last year has made her think differently about vulnerability. 28/04/2021
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‘It was a vigil, not a protest.’
Hannah Rich reflects on the meaning and value of ‘vigil’ in light of events at Clapham Common on Saturday night. 15/03/2021
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Why the ‘Great Reset’ needs theology
Hannah Rich argues that theology has much to offer to help shape a better world in our recovery from Covid–19. 28/01/2021
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Anglican Churches in the UK Are Shrinking in Size but Not Impact
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