Othello Retreat: A word or two before you go
A blog post by Amy Buller Scholar Joshua Rice, looking back on the 2022 Cumberland Lodge Shakespeare Retreat, exploring the play ‘Othello'[…]
Author: Jack Verduyn
Posts by Jack Verduyn
Tokenism: a barrier to inclusive diversity
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Nour Nashed, looking back on the ‘Beyond Tokenism’ Dialogue & Debate webinar, streamed live in November 2021.[…]
British-German Democracy Forum: Understanding the past, to shape the present
A blog by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Callum O’Malley, reflecting on the British-German Democracy Forum that was held at Cumberland Lodge in late 2021[…]
Towards an inclusive and sustainable schooling and education system
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Adenike Adewuni looking back on a Dialogue & Debate webinar on ‘Schooling & Inequality'[…]
A Conversation with Isabella Naylor-Leyland: The Windsor Diaries
A blog by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Ellen Bristow, reflecting on the recent Cumberland Conversation with Lady Isabella Naylor-Leyland.[…]
On the value of a PhD: back to the discussion on a post-COVID world
A blog by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Linamaria Pintor Escobar, looking back on Life Beyond the PhD 2021[…]
Beyond rhetoric: Acting intergenerationally on climate
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Josh Ettinger, looking back on the launch of the Climate Futures: Youth Perspectives Cumberland Lodge Report and its accompanying panel discussion[…]
Sport as a means for connecting communities
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Neo Sakellaridis Mangouras, on our Dialogue & Debate webinar in September 2021[…]
Reflections on the future of Britain’s religious buildings
A blog post on our ‘The Future of Religious Buildings’ webinar, by Heather Hatton, Cumberland Lodge Fellow and PhD Student in the History Department at the University of Hull[…]
Climate change: Adaptation and promoting social cohesion
A blog post on our ‘Fostering Social Cohesion’ webinar hosted on 5 May 2021[…]