
Dina Nayeri on the experience of refugees and the nature of storytelling
Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to novelist and author Dina Nayeri. 07/04/2021
PodcastTheos stimulates the debate about the place of religion in society, challenging and changing ideas through research, commentary and events.
Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to novelist and author Dina Nayeri. 07/04/2021
PodcastMembers of the Theos team reflect on the fresh significance of the Easter story for them this year. 31/03/2021
In BriefThe Sacred is back – with a new look and feel! In this episode, Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to comedian Omid Djalili. 31/03/2021
PodcastThe very first Sacred short animated film by award–winning director and filmmaker Emily Downe. 30/03/2021
In BriefLatest thoughts from the Theos team and guest contributors on current issues around religion and society.
Theos researches and investigates the intersection of religion, politics and society in the contemporary world.
The Economist
Emily Downe will contribute to this Culham St Gabriel’s Trust event on why innovation matters for today’s teachers of religion and worldviews.
Book TicketsWhat does it mean to be a good neighbour on a global scale? Theos researcher Simon Perfect will chair this talk given by the Bishop of London.
Book TicketsJoin us for a screening of multi–award nominated 3–minute film ‘My Dream, My Taste’ and a conversation around the themes raised.
Book TicketsThis event explores how chaplains have supported people during the crisis, and how care has changed with restrictions on physical presence.
Book TicketsTheos hosts public debates, discussions and lectures about religion and society.
Theos is regularly quoted in mainstream media across broadcast, print and digital.
Linda Woodhead, Professor, Sociology of Religion, Lancaster University
Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to novelist and author Dina Nayeri. 07/04/2021
PodcastThe Sacred is back – with a new look and feel! In this episode, Elizabeth Oldfield speaks to comedian Omid Djalili. 31/03/2021
PodcastIn this short announcement, Elizabeth Oldfield explains why you won’t be hearing from The Sacred for a couple of months. 16/12/2020
PodcastIn the final episode of the series, Nick Spencer speaks to Cécile Laborde, author of the award–winning book ‘Liberalism’s Religion’. 15/12/2020
PodcastThe Sacred podcast explores how we can have better public conversations about the things we value, despite our differences. It is presented by our Director, Elizabeth Oldfield. Reading Our Times explores the books and ideas that are shaping us today, and is hosted by our Senior Fellow Nick Spencer.
Jon Cruddas MP