Previous T4CG Events
We partner with organisations to hold talks and events from time to time. Explore our previous events below.
October 2023
Just World? #7 Lincoln Cathedral
Revd Professor Alison Milbank will address the theme "Just World? How does God call us to balance the interests of people and planet?" Drawing on Catholic social teaching, Professor Milbank will explore the common good approach to the conflicting interests of environmental crisis and social injustice. Alison Milbank is Professor of Theology and Literature at the University of Nottingham and has authored many books. She is an Anglican priest serving the parish church cathedral of Southwell Minster as priest vicar and Canon Theologian. ...
September 2023
Just Working? #6 Lincoln Cathedral
JUST WORKING? Lecture by Jon Cruddas, MP for Dagenham and Rainham, explores why the dignity of work must be at the heart of the new politics for the common good. This is the sixth in a series held by T4CG in partnership with Lincoln Cathedral. The series focuses on common good and civic renewal in terms of the economy, work, nature, the human being, social peace, politics and civic life through the lens of Anglican social engagement and Catholic Social Teaching. ...
May 2023
Just Economy? #5 Lincoln Cathedral
JUST ECONOMY? Lecture by Adrian Pabst, Deputy Director at NIESR and Professor of Politics at the University of Kent, looks at what needs to happen to change in the economy so that it works for the common good. This is the fifth in a series held by T4CG in partnership with Lincoln Cathedral. The series focuses on common good and civic renewal in terms of the economy, work, nature, the human being, social peace, politics and civic life through the lens of Anglican social engagement and Catholic Social Teaching. ...
October 2022
Just Church? #4 Lincoln Cathedral
JUST CHURCH? Lecture by Malcolm Brown, Director of Mission and Public Affairs for the Church of England, looking at how Catholic Social Teaching fits into the mission of the C of E and how it might become a church for England. This is the fourth in a series held by T4CG in partnership with Lincoln Cathedral. The series focuses on common good and civic renewal in terms of the economy, work, nature, the human being, social peace, politics and civic life through the lens of Anglican social engagement and Catholic Social Teaching. ...
September 2022
Just Being? #3 Lincoln Cathedral
JUST BEING? Lecture by Edward Hadas, Fellow at Blackfriars Hall, Oxford, on the dignity and divine calling of the human person, exploring if people can be who they truly are in the modern world. This is the third in a series held by T4CG in partnership with Lincoln Cathedral. The series focuses on common good and civic renewal in terms of the economy, work, nature, the human being, social peace, politics and civic life through the lens of Anglican social engagement and Catholic Social Teaching. ...
July 2022
Just Voting? #2 Lincoln Cathedral
JUST VOTING? Lecture by Lord Maurice Glasman, Labour life peer and founder of Blue Labour, exploring politics and civic participation. This is the second in a series held by T4CG in partnership with Lincoln Cathedral. The series focuses on common good and civic renewal in terms of the economy, work, nature, the human being, social peace, politics and civic life through the lens of Anglican social engagement and Catholic Social Teaching. ...
June 2022
Just Responsibility? #1 Lincoln Cathedral
JUST RESPONSIBILITY? Introductory lecture by Jenny Sinclair, Founder Director of Together for the Common Good. Jenny sets the scene for a new T4CG series held in partnership with Lincoln Cathedral. The series explores how Catholic Social Teaching and Anglican social engagement can inform our approach to civic renewal in terms of the economy, work, nature, freedom, social peace, politics and civic life. ...
November 2021
The common good and government
#4 of 4 in a series | Along with families and civil society, the state has key responsibilities. In this event we examined the role of government for the common good. Chair: The Rt Hon Ruth Kelly | Speakers: Danny Kruger MP, Caroline Slocock, Lord Maurice Glasman. Hosted jointly by T4CG, the Centre for Social Justice, CSAN, St. Mary’s University, Twickenham, and CCLA. ...
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