Faith in Conflict: How Global Crises Are Shaping UK Faith Communities

The Woolf Institute and Good Faith Partnership are holding a webinar exploring the impact of global conflict on faith communities in the UK.

Titled “Faith in Conflict: How Global Crises Are Shaping UK Faith Communities,” the webinar will build on insights from the recent report “Questions of Hope and Hate: Faith and Faultlines in a Changing Britain,” produced by Hope Not Hate and the Good Faith Partnership.

The session will examine which global conflicts are having the most significant impact within the UK, how these pressures are shaping community cohesion and internal faith dynamics, and what policy and community responses are needed to address both immediate risks and longer-term challenges.

Bringing together a range of leading voices from across faith, policy and civil society, the webinar will feature speakers including Nick Lowles, Guli Franic-Dehqani, Laura Marks, Javed Khan, and James Walters.

You can find out more and register here.