The Sacred Sites Promoting Pluralism initiativeis part of Pepperdine University’s Programme on Global Faith and Inclusive Societies, and has been researching how to leverage the power of sacred sites to overcome interfaith hostility and promote the value of pluralism, the peaceful coexistence of people of different perspectives (including religious beliefs).

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.

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

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.

In early May 2024, the Woolf Institute and Wesley House Cambridge hosted a conference entitled: ‘The Bloom Review: One Year On’