Talk About Change

Posted on 23rd September 2018 By 500 Reformations

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 […]

Talk About Change #4: Race

Posted on 25th July 2018 By 500 Reformations

Talk About Change meets #WritingAsResistance in the 4th workshop of this collaboration with Sheffield social entrepreneurs Our Mel and novelist Désirée Reynolds.

Talk About Change #3: Immigration

Posted on 15th July 2018 By 500 Reformations

Talk About Change meets #WritingAsResistance in the 3rd workshop of this collaboration with Sheffield social entrepreneurs Our Mel & novelist Désirée Reynolds.

What did the Reformation ever do for Europe...?

School visit: What did Luther do for Reformation Germany?

Posted on 13th July 2018 By 500 Reformations

Sixth-formers at a Derbyshire school explore Luther’s impact with 500 Reformations’ Dr Tom Leng.

Talk About Change: Feminisms

Posted on 8th July 2018 By 500 Reformations

Talk About Change meets #WritingAsResistance in the 2nd workshop of this collaboration with Sheffield social entrepreneurs Our Mel and creative writer & novelist Désirée Reynolds.

Talk about change: Diversity

Posted on 1st July 2018 By Iona Hine

The first of a series of workshops hosted by Sheffield social entrepreneurs Our Mel and led by novelist and creative writer Désirée Reynolds, this Festival […]

Empire and Reformation: Perspectives and Possibilities

Posted on 21st June 2018 By 500 Reformations

In a guest post for 500 Reformations, Sheffield-based historian Apurba Chatterjee ponders the question “Is the Reformation relevant to a historian of British empire in […]

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Bradbourne Church, with logos of Bishops House and 500 Reformations

Reforming Bradbourne? The Impact of the Reformation in the Peak District

Posted on 18th June 2018 By 500 Reformations

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.