Towards Justice: Victim Perspectives on Past Injustices – Participant reflections
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Martha Beard, on the final webinar in our 2021 Towards Justice series[…]
Author: Ben Cotterill
Posts by Ben Cotterill
Women’s pandemic perspectives – ‘Choose to Challenge’ for gender equality
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Hannah Phillips, on our 3 March 2021 webinar, ‘Women’s Pandemic Perspectives'[…]
Towards Justice: Insights into Truth and Reconciliation– Participant reflections
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Rachel Tough, on our 25 February 2021 webinar, ‘Towards Justice: Insights into Truth and Reconciliation'[…]
Reflections on identity and UK-EU relations post-Brexit
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Samir Sweida-Metwally, on our 3 February 2021 webinar on ‘Brexit – What Next?'[…]
A Conversation with Leroy Logan MBE: Changing British policing ‘from the inside’
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Jessica Adams, on our Cumberland Conversation with Leroy Logan MBE, in February 2021[…]
Truth, dignity and impact: The role of film in contemporary politics
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Avani Tandon Vieira, on our December 2020 webinar, Dialogue & Debate: Film & Social Impact[…]
Towards Justice: Responding to Past Harms – Participant reflections
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellows, Kristin O’Donnell, reflecting on our January 2021 webinar, Towards Justice: Responding to Past Harms[…]
Explorations of decolonisation: Keeping up the Christmas spirit, in Cumberland Lodge style
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Linamaria Pintor Escobar, on our 2020 Commonwealth & International Student Christmas Conference[…]
The UK’s changing faith and belief landscape: Exploring religious diversity
A blog post on the opening session of our virtual conference on Faith & Belief 2040, in November 2020[…]
Reflections on the 2020 Cumberland Lodge Annual Debate: Arts and the Union
On 5 November 2020, Cumberland Lodge hosted its Annual Debate in collaboration with Goodenough College, London, discussing the cultural bonds between the United Kingdom’s four nations and the role the arts can play in building social cohesion across the British Isles. This year, unusually, the panel discussion took place online, due to restrictions on large[…]