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Faith in the Public Realm: Event series at Goldsmith's College

2013-2014 Series of the Faith and Civil Society Unit

Bringing together the varied experiences of the Unit’s Fellows, the series will discuss a range of issues relating to the role of faiths in the public realm. Each event will be led by a Fellow of the Unit. Events are open to all.

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