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The most recent Inform Seminar on "Immortality: Beliefs and Practices" took place on 1 February 2020 at Bush House.
February 2020
Click here for a video of Professor Eileen Barker talking about Inform and New Religious Movements
January 2019
Inform moved in the last week of May 2018 from the London School of Economics to its new office in the Theology and Religious Studies Department at King's College, London.
May 2018