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21 Jul 2024: They have been involved in a number of community and grassroots organisations, and have a practical interest in the ways that people can organise to create or resist change in policy,

21 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

21 Jul 2024: Emma will locate and analyse examples like these as "sonic violence": opportunities for medieval people to weaponise sound, but also productive moments of intense interaction, communication and interfaith exchange.

21 Jul 2024: Alissa Symon is a Woolf Institute Scholarship awardee undertaking her PhD at the University of Oxford. Her thesis examines the political relationship between Israel and American Jews. Her research interests focus on issues connected to the

21 Jul 2024: Sally Adelman

21 Jul 2024: Published May 13, 2020. Gifts of all sizes make a very real difference to the work of the Woolf Institute. You can see information about supporting specific aspects of our work at support students, support research, support teaching, support events,

21 Jul 2024: I attended an event hosted by the University of Birmingham to get young people’s views on the subject. ... Never in my life have I sat around a table with such a varied group of people.

21 Jul 2024: Honorary PhD Scholar. Maryam is a member of Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge and commenced her PhD studies in October 2022 at the Faculty of Education. She is an Honorary PhD Scholar at the Woolf Institute since March 2023. Her research complements

21 Jul 2024: Office and Building Administrator. 44 (0) 1223 7 61973. Pinja Vesen joined the Woolf Institute as an Office and Building Administrator, following her previous position at the University of Cambridge Department of Biochemistry in a similar role.

21 Jul 2024: On leaving London, she helped launch a Cambridge lifestyle magazine and also worked for a local radio station, running on-air charity auctions to raise money for local people with disabilities.

21 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

21 Jul 2024: Honorary PhD Scholar. Aliya Ali is a currently undertaking her PhD under the supervision of Professor Andrew Marsham and Professor Amira Bennison. Aliya is an Ian Karten Honorary PhD Scholar. Aliya's PhD is an important study of three revered

21 Jul 2024: Development Manager & Executive Assistant to Dr Esther-Miriam Wagner. Flora Moffie joined the Woolf Institute in February 2021 and functions both as the Development Manager and Executive Assistant to Dr Esther-Miriam Wagner, Executive Director of

21 Jul 2024: Woolf Institute Intern. Alaina Cline joins the Woolf Institute in June 2024 as an intern for two months. Alaina is pursuing a dual major in Political Science and Religious Studies at the College of Wooster. Her academic interests focus on religion

21 Jul 2024: Honorary PhD Scholar. Ayesha Ulhaq is currently pursuing her PhD, under the supervision of Professor Esra Ozyurek (Faculty of Divinity) and Dr Julian Hargreaves (Woolf Institute). Her research focuses on the emotional geographies of British Muslim

21 Jul 2024: Writer in Residence. perrypro@globalnet.co.uk. 0797 1561129. After studying English at the University of Cambridge, David travelled down the Nile to East Africa to explore aural literary traditions and then worked in Paris before joining the BBC

21 Jul 2024: Ani Avetisyan

21 Jul 2024: Dr Katherine O'Lone

21 Jul 2024: The Woolf Institute provides an academic framework and space in which people could tackle issues of religious difference constructively.

21 Jul 2024: We convene, host, and facilitate events and programmes which bring people together, allowing encounter between groups which may not otherwise encounter one another. ... We bring together leaders and grassroots members of different faiths, and we bring