News
- Click here for a full overview of Inform’s work from 2022.
- Recording of the December 2022 Seminar – New Religious Responses to the Climate Crisis – Radical Environmentalism and Protest now available here
- Save the date: 26-27 May 2023 Inform will be co-organising a British Academy-sponsored conference at King’s College London entitled “Public Health after Covid: Beliefs, Religion and Competing Epistemologies”
- Save the date: Saturday 15 July 2023 – Bush House Lecture Theatre 1, King’s College London for a return to an in-person seminar.
What we do & how we do it
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Expert
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Research
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Since the reduction in support from Government for charities following the financial crisis, Inform has managed to secure a number of projects funded by a variety of organisations but, while these pay for staff time, they do not cover core costs such as rent, insurance and accounting expenses.
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