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Robbins Lecture 2024: The weaponisation of collective moral injuries in Africa

To be held in Durham Castle, UK, and online on Monday 14 October 2024
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Webinar: Dying well? Moral dilemma in end of life care

This webinar will be held on Tuesday 16 July 2024 at 7pm BST | 8pm CEST | 11am PDT | 2pm EDT and will be given by Dr Colette Hawkins, Consultant in Palliative Medicine at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
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Save the date for our 2025 moral injury conference

Our 2025 conference will be held in person in Durham on 7-9 April.

Scottish Moral Injury Workshop, 23 September 2024

An in-person workshop exploring the impact of moral injury on the veterans community and wider society, sharing current experiences and insights from chaplaincy, community, healthcare, immigration and faith.
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Moral injury and church-related abuse: Responding creatively through the arts

This webinar will be held on Thursday 27 June 2024 at 7pm BST | 8pm CEST | 11am PDT | 2pm EDT.
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Webinar: Brian Powers on moral injury in film, television and pop culture

This webinar will be held on Tuesday 4 June 2024 at 7pm BST | 8pm CEST | 11am PDT | 2pm EDT.
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Afghanistan Veterans: Moral Injury and Righting Wrongs

In April 2024 we had the pleasure of hosting a photography exhibition entitled Afghanistan Veterans: Moral Injury and Righting Wrongs.
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Our recent conference

In early April 2024 we were delighted to be joined by 50 academics, clinicians, chaplains and others to discuss moral injury in European and international contexts. A few resources from this conference are now available.
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Application deadline approaching for the DThM

The DThM is a professional doctorate in theology likely to be of particular interest to chaplains and clergy. It offers the chance to do a research project at doctoral level, for example on moral injury.
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Our March 2024 webinar: "The radicality of listening to stories: How to listen to a war story"

By Joshua T. Morris | Tuesday 5 March at 7pm GMT (UK time) | 8pm CET | 2pm EST
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Programme information available and registration open for April's conference

Narratives of Moral Injury in European and International Contexts: 8-10 April 2024 in Durham, UK

Research news

We are pleased to share an update on our research.
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