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22 Jul 2021: GENDER AND RELIGION TODAY. School Resources from the Woolf Institute. Video 2: Head covering https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DuYSqkrGok. Pre-discussion Class Questions.  Do members of the Abrahamic faiths (Christianity, Islam and. Judaism) cover

4 Dec 2013: manuscript collections in the Bodleian. Composed in Judaeo-Arabic and Hebrew, they paint a vivid picture of the economic situation in.

18 Jan 2019: Holdings and special collections: Non-western world mission, Church histories, Contextual theologies, Church leader biographies, Church engagement with local culture, socio- economic problems, faiths, politics.

5 Sep 2023: Overall, Muslims are more likely than the general population to be exposed to a range of social and economic risk factors and determinants for poor mental health.

11 Dec 2020: personal economic circumstances. In particular, the authors argue that claims about labour market. ... how demographic and socio-economic factors shape attitudes towards migrants, including those that.

16 Feb 2022: Charity No 1069589 Company No 3540878. Lessons from the Past: How Interfaith Work Can Benefit from Historical Research. ... population-egypt/ > 4 Jan Goldberg, ‘A Lesson from Egypt on the Origin of Modern Anti-Semitism in the Middle East’, Kirchliche.

16 Aug 2023: On 4th July, the Woolf Institute is privileged to be hosting a lecture byProfessor, the Lord Alderdice, entitled 25 years on from the Belfast/GoodFriday Agreement – what lessons can we

10 Nov 2022: Crisis shapes our understanding of recenthistory - 2008’s economic crisis and the migration crisis that followed as thosefleeing war, persecution and poverty arrived at Europe’s borders. ... More recently, the Covid-19 crisis separated many of

10 Jan 2014: influence of economic pressures like budget cuts and low growth, inequality, and the status of. ... awareness: inter-religious understanding, social action, and economic development. The project seeks to identify:.

10 Nov 2022: Dear Woolf Friends,. Trust is the basis of all successful societies: law, economic activity, democracyas a whole, all are based on trusting strangers.