Events

Dr Iona Hine and Dr Anastasia Badder are among the keynotes at this year’s RExChange, an online conference for those involved in Religious Education.

CIP is pleased to host a gathering of faith and inter faith organisations from the East of England at the Faculty of Divinity. This event is organised in partnership with the East of England Faiths Agency and the Woolf Institute. 

The opening session of the 2024–2025 Inter-Religious Research Seminar series takes an alternative approach this year with an interactive workshop.

CIP's Dr Anastasia Badder, in collaboration with Meg Clarke and James Murray-White from Water Sensitive Cambridge, will host an exciting series of activities for anyone interested in Cam Valley’s rivers and streams.

CIP is pleased to partner with the Centre for Research in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CRASSH) for this international symposium on religious entanglements in modern South Asia.

A celebratory launch event for this beautiful illustrated volume, organised by the Taylor-Schechter Genizah Research Unit as part of the 50th anniversary. 

Dr Ankur Barua - Faculty of Divinity, active member of CIP and of the research forum - discusses the poetry of Seyyed Hossein Nasr who articulates a shimmering vision of the world as rooted in and encircled by a transcendental centre. 

Watch documentary Guardians of the Rainforest in the company of its award-winning director Lia Beltrami. The film explores the role of Indigenous women and their spirituality in protecting the rain forest.

In a Contemporary Iranian Zoroastrian Cemetery

Dr Yasmin Ilkhani (Aga Khan University) - more details to come

Priest, philosopher, theologian Tomáš Halík engages with atheism, secularity, pluralism, and the future of faith and the church. By gathering to discuss his life and work, with a host of distinguished keynote speakers, this conference foregrounds the importance of inter-religious inquiry as a scholarly and pastoral endeavour.