The Edward Cadbury Centre for the Public Understanding of Religion was established in 2014 to enhance the public understanding of religion regionally, nationally and internationally through distinctive, strategic and engaged interdisciplinary research. We deliver innovative, interdisciplinary, impact-driven and internationally-excellent research exploring the significance of religious belief and practice for public and professional life, working with faith communities and policy makers to develop informed agendas for social transformation.
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Posted 10 February 2020
Following on from the publication of his report on the elderly in Rwanda Francis Davis attended the Vatican's first ever Congress on the needs of the elderly.
Posted 28 January 2020
Study - 'Ageing in Rwanda: Challenges for Church, State and Nation ' - is collaboration between the University of Birmingham's Cadbury Centre and Tearfund
Posted 23 January 2020
Call for papers for the Worship and the Megachurch: Australasia and Beyond conference in Melbourne, Australia.
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