Projects

Bringing scholarship in design to reflect on neurodivergent spiritualities and undercommons.

Developing more robust ways of using ethical hacking and data science to understand theology, spirituality and religion.

A QR-PSF funded project that deployed the first large scale academic study in the UK (n=1008) asking people of colour about their opinions and experiences of climate change.

Exploring how people develop ways of navigating and situating time.

A teacher fellowship project designed to enhance the UK RE curriculum in schools to help pupils engage in new learning around religion & ecology.

Led by Amy Twigger Holroyd (Nottingham Trent University), this trans-disciplinary project brought together artists, designers, and scholars to explore new and old forms of commoning.

Led by Maria Nita, this project explored methodoplogies and alterities around festivals not just as a place for merriment and liminality but also political and ecological formation.

A project which explored the intersection of extinction studies, theology and religious studies (2018-2024)