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- The Next Inform Seminar will be a book launch for Radical Transformations in Minority Religions, Beth Singler and Eileen Barker (eds.) which held online Thursday 10th February 5:30-7pm GMT.
- We have recently published our ‘baseline reports’ for the first phase of the Culham St Gabriel’s project on Religion and Worldviews. Baseline Report 1: Setting the Context and Baseline Report 2: Public Perception: Student and Teacher Views. This will be followed by a report detailing the results of Focus Group interviews led by our partners the Faith and Belief Forum in the first quarter of 2022.
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