Embracing a valuable talent pool: the barriers and gifts of living with a disability
Andy Stranack argues that society’s continued marginalisation of disabled people means that we are missing out on a valuable talent pool. 10/03/2022
In Brief
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
In Brief
Putin and the Orthodox Church: how his faith shapes his politics
In this extract from The Mighty and the Almighty (2017) Ben Ryan considers Putin’s unusual symbiotic relationship with the Orthodox Church. 16/02/2022
In Depth
Why we need to be discriminating about diversity
In his latest blog, Jonathan Chaplin considers how we can engage with diversity discourse in a way that aids our search for public justice. 08/02/2022
In Brief
“A Hunger to be More Serious”
Madeleine Pennington reflects on the need for appreciation of the spiritual and relational elements of death. 07/02/2022
In Brief
Fish, chips and Islamophobia: anti–Muslim prejudice at the dinner table
Following Nusrat Ghani’s allegations, Simon Perfect examines a new report about the scale of anti–Muslim and anti–Islam prejudice. 03/02/2022
In Brief