Talk About Change: Words from the Editor
Last weekend the collaboration between Our Mel, 500 Reformations and Linguistic DNA reached its peak with publication of an anthology and a performance in central […]
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In Memoriam: John Rogerson (1935-2018)
The ‘actual’ anniversary of Martin Luther’s 95 theses was marked in Sheffield in a variety of ways. One of these was a Lutheran-style service at […]
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Talk About Change
Spoken-word performance exploring resistance, diversity, feminism, immigration and race–a collaboration with Sheffield-based social entrepreneurs Our Mel & novelist Désirée Reynolds.
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What did the Reformation ever do for our Work Ethic?
How might our own experience of work, work-life balance, spending and saving have been affected by the Reformation?
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Talk About Change #4: Race
Talk About Change meets #WritingAsResistance in the 4th workshop of this collaboration with Sheffield social entrepreneurs Our Mel and novelist Désirée Reynolds.
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Talk About Change #3: Immigration
Talk About Change meets #WritingAsResistance in the 3rd workshop of this collaboration with Sheffield social entrepreneurs Our Mel & novelist Désirée Reynolds.
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School visit: What did Luther do for Reformation Germany?
Sixth-formers at a Derbyshire school explore Luther’s impact with 500 Reformations’ Dr Tom Leng.
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Talk About Change: Feminisms
Talk About Change meets #WritingAsResistance in the 2nd workshop of this collaboration with Sheffield social entrepreneurs Our Mel and creative writer & novelist Désirée Reynolds.
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Talk about change: Diversity
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 […]
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Empire and Reformation: Perspectives and Possibilities
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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