Venue: JW3 Centre in London, or online via zoom
Time: 11am – 4pm BST
Tickets: £20, register here >>
Join us as we discuss the most important and challenging subjects facing religion in the media today, with a stellar lineup of speakers.
Festival Schedule:
10:30 |
Doors open |
Tea and coffee available |
11:00 | Welcome | Join our presenters Hannah Scott-Joynt and Roger Bolton |
11:05 | KEYNOTE |
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster and President of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales – recorded interview followed by panel discussion with journalists including Harry Farley, BBC |
11:45 | Tea break | Opportunity for Networking |
12:00 | Panel discussion: DO MACHINES HAVE SOULS? .. SCIENCE, RELIGION AND THE FUTURE |
Chaired by Rosie Dawson with guests: – Nick Spencer, senior fellow at Theos |
12:45 | BREAK FOR LUNCH | (There is room in JW3’s cafe) |
13:30 | KEYNOTE: REPORTING RELIGION |
Introducing the BBCs new Religion Editor Aleem Maqbool, in conversation with Roger Bolton, followed by Q&A |
14:15 |
Panel Discussion: Exploring the challenges uncovered by the RMC’s “Creating Connections” project |
Chaired by Leo Devine, with speakers: – Dr Kathryn Wright CEO Culham St Gabriel’s Trust – Rev Frances Finn, TV and radio presenter |
15:15 | Panel Discussion: WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP – HAS ANYTHING CHANGED? |
Chaired by Hannah Scott Joynt, with speakers: – Professor Linda Woodhead, King’s College London |
16:00 | Event ends |