News

Our Chair of Trustees, Sir Stephen Wall, has stepped down after 10 years in the role.

Cumberland Lodge hosted British and international faith leaders at a 'Democracy in Crisis: Moral & Spiritual Resistance' symposium with the Council of Christians and Jews.

Five new managers have joined our staff this year, and we introduce them in turn here.

On 22 October 2018, a diverse audience gathered in central London to discuss 'What Should it Mean to be British?'

This Autumn, we are launching a new series of conferences, debates, consultations, retreats and workshops.

Baroness Prashar of Runnymede, CBE will succeed Sir Stephen Wall when he steps down as Chair of Trustees in early 2019.

On International Women's Day, we held a follow up seminar on violence against women at the House of Lords.

'Moral and Spiritual Dilemmas in Challenging Times' has been published to encourage groups to delve into divisive issues such as nationalism, populism and extremism, from a faith perspective.

This winter we are seeking a festive image that captures the essence of Cumberland Lodge at Christmas

Frontline practitioners, educationalists, charity leaders, academics, advocacy groups and grant-makers met at the House of Commons on 2 November 2017.

Police chiefs and policymakers will meet at the House of Commons on 30 October 2017, for a seminar organised in association with the NPCC.

Details of our new series of interdisciplinary conferences, seminars, retreats and other educational activities have been announced.

Applications are open for early career researchers to host an academic conference at Cumberland Lodge in 2018

Recruitment launched for Chevening and Commonwealth Scholars to join our 2017/18 Emerging International Leaders programme.