This engaging panel event will feature leading voices from across the energy sector, including Energy Institute Fellows and industry experts on their own journeys through the energy sector and discussing the challenges and opportunities they have encountered.
The Religious Studies Research Forum at Queen’s University Belfast exists to bring together academics at Queen’s and elsewhere with an interest in theology and religious studies. It organises an annual series of research seminars open to the public and the annual McCosh Lecture, featuring a leading scholar of religion, again aimed at a public audience. […]
Economy of Francesco event in Rome
World Interfaith Harmony Week is an annual event observed during the first week of February, since the General Assembly designation in 2010. The General Assembly pointed out that mutual understanding and interreligious dialogue constitute important dimensions of a culture of peace and established World Interfaith Harmony Week as a way to promote harmony between all […]
This month’s session will focus on the theme, Climate Justice. As the world’s attention turns to the upcoming COP30 Climate Change Conference, this meeting is intended to be timely and relevant to ongoing global conversations on climate change and justice. We hope you can join us for what promises to be a compelling and thoughtful session. Meeting […]
The Global Warming & Climate Change Conference 2025, hosted by Virtual Events Worldwide (VEW), is a high-impact international gathering of climate experts, researchers, innovators, and advocates. Held virtually, this two-day conference focuses on accelerating climate action for a sustainable future through expert-led presentations, collaborative dialogue, and global engagement.
This in person workshop hosted by QUB’s Centre for Sustainability, Equality and Climate Action looks at: 1. the root causes of the crisis: looking at the ethical, political, economic and cultural dimensions the causes 2. consequences: which countries, regions and populations are most vulnerable and at risk from the climate crisis? 3. Solutions: are there […]
This commemoration provides an opportunity to pay tribute to the victims of chemical warfare, as well as to reaffirm the commitment of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to the elimination of the threat of chemical weapons, thereby promoting the goals of peace, security, and multilateralism.
This lecture – Apocalyptic Conspiracism in the Time of Climate Crisis – given by Dr Tristan Sturm, QUB is organised by the Religious Studies Research Forum at Queen’s University Belfast, which forum exists to bring together academics at Queen’s and elsewhere with an interest in theology and religious studies. This is one of an annual […]
Healthy Soils for Healthy Cities Our planet’s survival depends on the precious link with soil. Over 95 percent of our food comes from soils. Besides, they supply 15 of the 18 naturally occurring chemical elements essential to plants.
2025 Theme – Human Rights, Our Everyday Essentials In this period of turbulence and unpredictability, where many feel a growing sense of insecurity, disaffection and alienation, the theme of Human Rights Day is to reaffirm the values of human rights and show that they remain a winning proposition for humanity.
A panel of speakers to reflect on some of the good work that some schools are currently doing to accommodate faith diversity in the classroom, to consider the changes that will be possible as a result of the Supreme Court ruling and to consider actions the Interfaith Forum can take for the future