Ebor Lecture: When Every Hope Has Gone: Grief, Rage and Refuge in a Merciless Age
Professor Alison Phipps, UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Education, Languages and the Arts at the University of Glasgow
7.00-9.00pm, Wednesday 20 May, York Minster
Our next Ebor Lecture is now open for booking! Please join us in the Minster and share the invitation to this free event with your own networks.
- In the lecture Professor Alison Phipps will explore the theological and practical failures exposed by recent genocidal assaults in Gaza, Sudan and Tigray. Drawing on decades of work with refugees worldwide, and especially from her home in Scotland, she will consider the resistant work of offering refuge in apocalyptic conditions and what heartbreak might teach us of our betrayal of refugees. In the face of immense grief, she will offer poetic and prayerful resources for courage, faith and cheerfulness from her tradition within The Iona Community.
- 7.00 – 8.00pm Talk by Alison Phipps with Q&A, 8.00 – 9.00pm drinks reception for in-person attendees
- Hybrid event – in person at the Minster and live online
Find out more and book your places at this link