Digby Stuart Research Centre For Catholic Studies
About Digby Stuart Research Centre For Catholic Studies
The Digby Stuart Research Centre for Religion, Society and Human Flourishing (DSRC) is based at the University of Roehampton in London.
Digby Stuart Research Centre For Catholic Studies Description
The DSRC is a lively academic forum with a thriving postgraduate culture and a large number of associates from different vocational and professional walks of life. We seek to contribute to a high level of informed public debate around issues of religion, social justice, culture and the arts, with a particular focus on gender, human rights and the interaction between theology and material culture. We welcome enquiries about postgraduate studies and collaborative research projects, and we are always happy to consider hosting events which encourage dialogue between the academic community and the wider public on issues of religious significance.
Reviews
Catherine of Siena March Newsletter. Hope you enjoy the reading! For more info on Catherine of Siena College visit the web page at https://www.roehampton.ac.uk/catherine-of -siena/ For info or to register email catherineofsiena@roehampton.ac.uk
Friends and associates of Digby Stuart Research Centre might be interested in this forthcoming Catherine of Siena College course.
An excellent campaign by Voices of Faith.
Friends and associates of Digby Stuart College might be interested in this campaign.
Declaration issued by the Holy See on climate change after the UN conference in Poland.
A fascinating interview with young Jamaican Catholic theologian Anna Kasafi Perkins, recorded on 2nd October after the Catholic Women Speak symposium in Rome.
Dr Simonetta Calderini - Reader in Islam at the University of Roehampton - will present her recent research on women as imams, soon to be published as a book by I B Taurus.