On 2 December 2024, the AI Faith and Civil Society Commission, joined forces with the Artificial Intelligence All-Party Parliamentary Group (AI APPG).

Faith groups play an important role in “neighbourhood level preventative care”, said Esther Platt, Senior Consultant for Good Faith Partnership and its ChurchWorks Commission, at a parliamentary event in October 2024.

The AI Faith & Civil Society Commission met recently to focus on developing its strategy for 2025.

Warm Welcome Spaces have been recognised in the 2024 Third Sector Awards for Breakthrough of the Year

Church leaders from all major denominations met with government ministers on Thursday 5 September 2024 to chart a path for stronger partnerships and tackling child poverty together.

Starmer conference speech should set out long-term plan to tackle roots of riots and fill ‘vacuum on communities policy’ to stop them happening again

Muslim and Jewish Forum for Peace UK team members Dilwar and Liz reflect on the recent unrest in the UK.

Forum for Peace UK and Hope Not Hate trustee Imam Qari Asim responds to the violent riots of the past week.

Uxbridge Vicar and Forum for Peace UK trustee Revd Canon Andy Thompson speaks on Christian obligations in the wake of unrest.

On Tuesday 23 July, Good Faith Partnership co-hosted an event in Bristol.

Knox Thames considers the importance of continuity in the UK’s freedom of religion or belief policy under a new Labour government.

At the end of June 2024 the Forum for Peace UK team delivered an event at the Bradford Literature Festival titled "The Ethics of AI: The Impact of AI on Faith".

The main parties’ manifestos are now out, and while artificial intelligence has been largely absent from the current election discourse, nearly all of them mention AI in their manifestos.

Mohammed Ahmed spoke at the ICCJ Conference in Salzburg on Monday 24 June 2024.

Whoever steps into Downing Street after 4 July will face a multitude of problems to fix, but few areas are as broken and costly as our refugee and asylum system.

New impact and polling data for the Warm Welcome Campaign, which launched in 2022 in response to the cost-of-living crisis, shows that more than 120,000 people across the UK visited a Warm Welcome Space every week over the last winter.

A school for displaced Ukrainian children, which is part of GFP’s Welcome Hubs model in Bristol, is a great example of how Welcome Hubs have unlocked the resources of civil society to welcome newcomers to our communities in different ways.

On Tuesday 21 May, Gary Streeter MP, chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group Christians in Parliament, hosted a reception at the House of Commons on behalf of the ChurchWorks commission.

Good Faith Partnership hosted an event with Bristol City Council at Bristol City Hall on Tuesday 14 May 2024 to bring together faith leaders and those providing a range of family support services in the city.

In May 2024, Good Faith Partnership launched a ‘Welcome to the UK’ cultural awareness training course