Marking the publication of Claire Gallien’s study, Reconfiguring and appropriating Arabic, Persian, and Indic literary traditions in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Britain: Orientalism and the recreation of the Islamicate Canon (OUP 2025).

Organised by the Centre for Faith in Public Life (Wesley House), this June conference brings together religious practitioners, scholars, and theologians to revitalise non-violent theologies of peace.

Part of the multi-year Entangled Otherings network, this is a two day by-invitation workshop supported by the Cambridge–DAAD Hub for German Studies.

Monthly online discussions between researchers and practitioners interested in matters of faith and belief. 

Monthly online discussions between researchers and practitioners interested in intersections of faith and ecology. By invitation.

Part of the multi-year Entangled Otherings network, this is a two day by-invitation workshop supported by the Cambridge–DAAD Hub for German Studies.

Bound and unbound in time. A student-led symposium for Cambridge students of any stage and discipline—PhD students, recent postdocs & graduates welcome. The call for papers closes on 1 May.

Making research matter: an intensive policy bootcamp for early career researchers 

Does your research touch on the lives of religious communities? Curious about how religion and policy intersect? Wonder how research can reach and influence policymakers? Keen to explain your area of work to nonexpert audiences? 

Monthly online discussions between researchers and practitioners interested in matters of faith and belief. 

Monthly online discussions between researchers and practitioners interested in intersections of faith and ecology. By invitation.