New Research To Protect Public From Violent Extremists
The Counter Extremism Project (CEP) and Staffordshire University are joining forces on a ground-breaking research project which aims to shed
Read moreThe Counter Extremism Project (CEP) and Staffordshire University are joining forces on a ground-breaking research project which aims to shed
Read moreChurches in England are growing through community action, argues a new report from Theos and the Church Urban Fund called:
Read more“I am Intersectionality” the e-book out now from Dr Diahanne Rhiney, exposes many of the inequalities faced by Black people
Read moreResearchers from Cardiff University and the University of Bristol have launched a pioneering study into people’s experience of bereavement during
Read moreSermons are a major part of many churchgoers’ religious experiences. But there are differences by religious tradition in how satisfied
Read moreIn an attempt to prove that the Turin Shroud—a strip of linen that some people believe was used to wrap
Read moreNinety two per cent of looked-after children on waiting lists for independent visitors are from a BAME (black, Asian, and
Read morePeople who have a gambling addiction are 15 times more likely to take their own lives, according to the largest
Read moreAccording to the BBC, the recent number of homicides in London surpassed last year’s figure of 116*. So far this
Read moreTravellers to the remote African islands of Bijagos can expect to find a tropical paradise of pristine beaches and lush
Read moreProstate cancer is the most common cancer for men in the U.S.(other than non-melanoma skin cancer) and one of the most deadly.
Read moreYoung female BAME researchers are ‘reverse mentoring’ older white male academics to make them ‘understand diversity better’ Scheme encourages senior
Read moreNew research from the Home Office has revealed the cost of modern slavery in the UK could be as high
Read moreYouth for Christ would like to announce the release of a special report on Generation Z (Gen Z) which looks
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