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Hope, the Institute's Spring public programme of lectures and symposia, runs from February to March 2020.

The capacity to hope is common to human experience, and often confounds easy answers. Hope looks beyond the present, and may be found in the darkest of situations. Hope can inspire, support perseverance, and motivate change. Without hope, our capacity to build good relationships is curtailed. But as a virtue, it needs to be nourished and curated. On what basis, if any, is it possible to be hopeful today? What values can help to build hope where it is in short supply? Where is hope to be found in public life? What will kindle hope in the hearts of public servants and public service institutions, and how can they foster that hope in the people they serve? What role can faith communities play in this? The Institute’s spring programme Hope will explore these questions.

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Lecture: Hope in Society

The Charles Gore Lecture: A Theology of Hope for the 21st Century

Lecture: What is Hope?

Lecture: The Vital Role of Hope in Conflict Resolution

Symposium: Hope in Adversity

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Public programmes

Upcoming events

Lecture: Hope in Society

The Charles Gore Lecture: A Theology of Hope for the 21st Century

Lecture: What is Hope?

Lecture: The Vital Role of Hope in Conflict Resolution

Symposium: Hope in Adversity

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