Talk About Change
Sheffield-based social enterprise Our Mel is dedicated to exploring cultural identity, Black history and what it means to be a person of colour in Britain […]
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Reforming Bradbourne? The Impact of the Reformation in the Peak District
University archaeologist John Moreland shares his attempt to reconstruct the progress of Reformation in the Peak District village of Bradbourne, using material evidence including an Anglo-Saxon cross. Hosted by the Friends of Bishops’ House.
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Talking about change
In a time when events seem ever and ever out of our control, writing is resistance. –Our Mel This spring, 500 Reformations’ director Iona Hine […]
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Tudor religious reforms
School visit: Anthony Milton explores what did the Reformation did for the Tudors.
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Reformations of Sheffield Castle (Walk)
Recover the past with this free walking tour around the site where Sheffield Castle once stood. (Advance booking required.)
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Music, Dialogue, and Peace of Mind at Manor Lodge
Join the Friends of Manor Lodge for a trio of talks covering music, dialogue, and your peace of mind.
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What did the Reformation do for dialogue and national identity?
School visit: Cathy Shrank will be delivering a lecture and sources workshop based on her reformations research expertise: dialogue and national identity.
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Reforming Women: Feminist Stories of Religious Change
From the #nuntastic to the body conscious, 500 Reformations’ scholars Elizabeth Goodwin, Sasha Garwood, and Iona Hine explore how religious change shaped women and women shaped religious change. Part of SheFest.
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Annual Arts and Humanities Prokhorov Lecture – Diarmaid MacCulloch
Award-winning historian, Diarmaid MacCulloch delivers the first of this year’s Prokhorov Lectures: “Christianity — the big picture”.
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Luther and the Holocaust
On 27 January, people around the United Kingdom are encouraged to observe Holocaust Memorial Day. The date itself commemorates the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1945. […]
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