Responding to Polarisation
Union Chapel19b Compton Terrace
Sat 3 Oct · 10:00
About this event
In contemporary society, deep divisions and polarisation are changing how we interact, fracturing relationships and straining group dynamics. For faith and community leaders, navigating these high-stakes differences requires knowledge, skill and tools. Developed by Place for Hope with the expert input of Alison Goldsworthy, co-author of Poles Apart, and lecturer at Stanford University, this course forms part of our Pathways to Peace strategy. This brand-new training package is designed specifically to help you understand, face, and constructively bridge divides within churches and the communities they serve. Driven directly by stakeholder feedback, we will balance expert-taught content with empowering, self-led reflection to support your pastoral and community work. Learning Goals
Follow the thread
If this is your kind of night, these are other ways in: a collection this venue belongs to, traditions it works in, and similar music still playing in London this week.
This venue’s world
This venue sits in the collection, not this one title.
Traditions this room works in
Tags on the venue. Other London rooms carry the same lineage. Not a claim that this film invented the tradition.
Also playing this week
Same kind of night (music) in London. Spread across the week, not a ranking.
A different kind of night
Same city and close on taste. A different discipline, on purpose.
